In Linux, what does the command 'ls -l' do?
A. Lists only hidden configurations.
B. Launches a system log window.
C. Displays a long list format showing file permissions, owner details, sizes, and modification dates.
D. Permanently deletes all contents of the folder.
Answer: Option C
Solution (By JKExamLibrary)
The '-l' option with the 'ls' command instructs the system to output contents in a detailed, long list format, displaying file permissions, owners, size, and date.
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