Learn how to use the Zip command on Linux in under 1 minute. #shorts #zip #linux

The zip command in Linux compresses files and directories into a single archive. Here's a summary:

Syntax: zip [options] zipfile file1 file2 ...
Options:
-r: Recursively include directories.
-q: Quiet mode, no output.
-d: Delete files from the zip.
-u: Update existing files.
-j: Store files without directory paths.
-m: Move original files to zip.
-e: Encrypt the zip with a password.
-p: Specify password for encryption.
-T: Test the zip file's integrity.
-x: Exclude files or directories.
Examples:
For more details, use man zip in the terminal.