rm is a Unix command used to delete files from a filesystem.
Common options that rm accepts include:
-r, which
processes subdirectories recursively
-i, which
asks for every deletion to be confirmed
-f, which
ignores non-existent files and overrides any confirmation prompts
("force")
rm is often aliased to "rm -i" so as to avoid
accidental deletion of files. If a user still wishes to delete a large number
of files without confirmation, they can manually cancel out the -i argument by
adding the -f option.
$ rm
public/html/hello.html$ rm temp.txt