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## `tree` command

Expand the files or directories contained in the directory in a tree like manner.
Expand the files or directories in the directory in a tree-like manner.

| options | desction |
| options | description |
| :--- | :--- |
| `-a` | All files are listed |
| `-h` | Print the size in a more human readable way |
| `-h` | Prints the size in a more human-readable way |
| `-u` | Displays file owner or UID number |
| `-g` | Displays file group owner or GID number |
| `-p` | Print the protections for each file |
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## `stat` command

The `stat` command is used to display the status of a file or file system.
The `stat` command displays the status of a file or file system.

```bash
$ stat /root/anaconda-ks.cfg
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* `File` - Displays the path location of the file.
* `Size` - Displays the file size in bytes. If this is a directory, display the fixed 4096 bytes occupied by the directory name.
* `Size` - Displays the file size in bytes. If this is a directory, it displays the fixed 4096 bytes occupied by the directory name.
* `Blocks` - Displays the number of allocated blocks. Attention, please! The size of each block in this command is 512 bytes. The default size of each block in `ls -ls` is 1024 bytes.
* `Device` - Device number in decimal notation. Device number in hexadecimal notation.
* `Inode` - Inode is a unique ID number assigned by the Linux kernel to a file or directory.
* `Device` - Device number in decimal or hexadecimal notation.
* `Inode` - Inode is a unique ID number the Linux kernel assigns to a file or directory.
* `Links` - Number of hard links. Hard links are sometimes referred to as physical links.
* `Access` - The last access time of files and directories, i.e. `atime` in GNU/Linux.
* `Modify` - The last modification time of files and directories, i.e. `mtime` in GNU/Linux.
* `Change` - The last time the property is changed, i.e. `ctime` in GNU/Linux.
* `Birth` - Birth time (Creation time). In some documents, it is abbreviated as `btime` or `crtime`. To display the creation time, you need a file system and kernel version higher than a certain version.
* `Birth` - Birth time (Creation time). In some documents, it is abbreviated as `btime` or `crtime`. You need a file system and kernel version higher than a certain version to display the creation time.

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