All commands mentioned in this video:

pwd = print working directory

ls = shows list of items in current directory

cd + path = change current directory

first letter(s) + Tab = autocompletes name(double Tab returns all possible names starting with identical character entered(if any))

cd .. = changes current directory to parent directory

cp /path/name/ ./ = copy file to current directory

mkdir = creates new directory(folder)

touch + name = creates new file

open + path = opens file/folder in Finder

rmdir + directory name or path = removes directory (permanent delete)

rm + file name = removes file (permanent delete)

man + "any command" = shows all manual commands for selected command

mv + path(from) path(to) = moves folders/files from one directory to another

mv + fileName + path(to) = moves file from current directory to another

mv + currentName + newName = renames file ...by moving its name from one to another

arrow up/down = scroll through previous commands

history = prints history of all previously used commands

command + K = clears command logs

clear = clears command logs in UI

nano = creates and opens "new" nano text editor

nano + pathToTextFile = opens nano text editor for file

Nano Commands:
Control + O = saves file for nano
Control + X = closes nano

Finder:
Press and Hold "Option" key in Finder to see the path to current File/folder

Note: There are many more commands that can be used through the
Terminal app.

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