Linux Command Line Tutorial For Beginners 33 - How to Run multiple Terminal Commands

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How to Run Two or More Terminal Commands at Once in Linux

Option One: The Semicolon (;) Operator
ls ; pwd ; whoami

Option Two: The Logical AND Operator (&&)
ls && pwd && whoami

Option Three: The Logical OR Operator (||)
ls || pwd || whoami

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Thank you so much.I would like you to add on the usage of a single pipe though.

m_atty
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Thanku so much for cover all basic command and uses of linux .

lovearora
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seems to me...it makes no sense to use &&. versus using semicolon.

Thanks for the video good man. cheers

motoryzen
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Thanks for this video, , one doubt in example at 6:48 $ pwd && DATE && cal => here && is logical AND operator, then it should not display any result if any one command fails;;but here we are getting output of pwd, and immediate after it stops showing next command output? is this internal behavior of this combined command operators?

MrRajanSrivastava