To view a long list of all files in the /home directory in Bash, you can use
ls -la /home.
This will list the contents of the /home directory in a long format, including hidden files.
The -l flag specifies that the output should be in long format, and the -a flag specifies that the output should include hidden files. These flags can be used together, like this.
ls -l -a /home
This will produce the same output as the previous command.
Other commands that could be used to achieve the same result include:
list -a /home
ls -la /home
ls -la
However, the first command (list -a /home) is not a valid Bash command, so it will not work.
The second and third commands (ls -la /home and ls -la) are valid Bash commands and will produce the desired output.
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