<ul><li>Linux file hierarchy is like a city, with different directories serving specific purposes.</li><li>Important directories include /bin for basic user tools, /sbin for advanced system tools, /etc for configuration files, /home for user homes, and /var for logs and changing files.</li><li>Bash is the command-line interface, allowing users to interact with Linux.</li><li>Understanding the Linux file hierarchy can help users navigate the system, troubleshoot, and work more efficiently.</li></ul>

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