Linux includes documentation for all the commands out of the box. And there are even commands to help you get help. Help helpers if you will...
Seriously though, using man(manual) pages, info, less, or even the command itself, you can get all the information you'd ever want about every command installed on your system. It's pretty sweet.
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LPI Linux Essentials
Objective 2.2 - Using the Command Line to Get Help
https://www.lpi.org/our-certification...
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