After entering a command using the terminal on the MacBook, you can press the Enter key to run the command. The terminal immediately executes the command you enter and displays the relevant result or response.
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Note that you need to make sure that the commands you enter are correct and executed in the correct path. The terminal displays a prompt for incorrect commands.
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After the command is executed, the terminal displays the result of the command execution or the returned output. Some commands may complete immediately and return results, while others may take longer to execute. You can wait for the command to complete and view the result displayed on the terminal.
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If you're not sure which command to run or need more help, refer to the terminal user manual on your MacBook, or run it in your terminal. man" Command to get help documentation for a specific command.
After entering a command on the MacBook terminal, press Enter to run the command. The terminal executes the command and displays the corresponding output. If the command requires some parameters or options, you can add them after the command.
When running a command, ensure that the entered command is correct and that the corresponding file or program exists in the directory where the terminal resides.
If the command requires administrator rights, you can prefix the command with sudo.
After the command is executed, you can determine whether the command is executed successfully according to the output. The terminal is a powerful tool on the MacBook that can perform various tasks, such as file operation, software installation, and system configuration, by running various commands.