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    • Tree command in Linux with examples

    In UNIX/LINUX systems, as well as MS-DOS and Microsoft Windows, the tree is a recursive directory listing program that produces a depth-indented listing of files. With no arguments, the tree lists the files in the current directory.

    When directory arguments are given, the tree lists all the files or directories found in the given directories each in turn. 

    It shows directories as Braches and files as leaves which makes it easy for a user to visualize the organization of files and directories within a given path.

    Installing `tree` command in Linux

    By default, the tree command is not installed.

    Type the following command to install the same 

    Installation in RHEL / CentOS / Fedora Linux 

    Version less than or equal to Rhel8

    sudo yum install tree

    Note in version greater than RHEL 8, we need to need dnf command.
    For example, in installation in RHEL 9.

    sudo dnf install tree

    sudo dnf install tree

    Installation in Debian / Mint / Ubuntu Linux

    sudo apt-get install tree

    sudo apt-get install tree 

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