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Linux Interview Quiz - Basic to Advanced

🐧 Linux Interview Quiz Challenge

Test your skills from Basic commands to Advanced system administration. **Pass with 80% to proceed to the next level.**

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Level 1: Basic Commands & File System

1.1 Which command is used to display the current working directory?

**End of Basic Level. Click "Next Level" to continue.**

Level 2: Medium Networking & Processes

2.1 Which command lists active network connections and routing tables?

**End of Medium Level. Click "Next Level" to continue.**

Level 3: Advanced Scripting & System Management

3.1 Which utility is used for scheduling jobs to run repeatedly at specific dates and times?

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