basename Linux Commands
What is Linux basename Command?
Explanation
basename COMMAND:basename command is used to remove any prefix ending in file name. It returns only the file name without the file extension.SYNTAX :
basename NAME [SUFFIX]
NAME - file name
SUFFIX - prefix to removeOPTIONS:
--help
Display help.
--version
Output version information and exit.
EXAMPLE:
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basename test.php .php
Output:
test
The basename command, removes the prefix '.php' from the file name and returns only 'test'.
basename NAME [SUFFIX]
NAME - file name
SUFFIX - prefix to remove
OPTIONS:
--help
Display help.
--version
Output version information and exit.
EXAMPLE:
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basename test.php .php
Output:
test
The basename command, removes the prefix '.php' from the file name and returns only 'test'.
| --help | Display help. |
| --version | Output version information and exit. |
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basename test.php .phpOutput:test
The basename command, removes the prefix '.php' from the file name and returns only 'test'.
