LS (command)

Executing the "ls" command will show the contents of the directory folder you are currently viewing and executing commands in with the Terminal.

If you set the key to "- l", the terminal will provide: whether you have access to the file, owner name, group name, file size (in bytes), timestamp and file name.

If you set the key to "- a", the terminal will show the hidden files.

Example: ls -la