ls (Revision #4)

ls
	Lists directory contents.
Synopsis
	\ls [-1] [-a] [-d] [-l] [file(s)...]
Description
	List information about the FILEs (the current directory by default).
Options
	-1 (digit one) list one file per line.
	-a list all files, including system and hidden.
	-d list directory entries instead of contents.
	-l (lowercase L) use a long listing format.
Examples
	Display One File Per Line Using ls -1 \ls -1
	Display All Information About Files/Directories Using ls -l \ls -l
	Display hidden files using -a option: \ls -a
	Display directory entries instead of contents, use the -d option \ls -d
	To display information of specific files \ls foo1.sql foo2.sql foo3.sql
	To combine ls with other commands use pipes \ls /etc \| \more
	To redirect the output of ls to a file in the current directoy, use the command: \ls /etc >>listing.txt