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You can also use sudo ! if you entered a command that requires permission and you do not want to reenter the command. The "!" simply does the last command, so in effect you execute the previously submitted command with sudo privileges.

ROOT is the name commonly used for the primary account (the one with all administrative power) on many Unix based systems. When you are logged into a non-root account and try to do something that required special permission you often use the superuser command. If you were logged in as root you...