<ul><li>The news article focuses on mastering the find, head, tail, and wc commands in Linux to efficiently navigate and manipulate files using the command line.</li><li>find command acts as a detective, searching for specific files or directories throughout the system.</li><li>head command displays the initial lines of a file, tail command shows the end of a file, and wc command counts the lines, words, and characters in a file.</li><li>By understanding and utilizing these commands, users can enhance their Linux skills and become more proficient in file management via the command line.</li></ul>

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