What is the method for MD5 verification in Linux?

In Linux, you can perform MD5 checksum using the following methods:

1. Use the command line tool md5sum: Running the following command in the terminal can calculate the MD5 value of a file:
2. Calculate the MD5 checksum of the file located at the specified path.
3. For example, calculate the MD5 value of a file named file.txt.
4. Generate the MD5 checksum for file.txt.
5. Use the command line tool OpenSSL: running the following command in the terminal can calculate the MD5 value of a file.
6. Create an MD5 hash of the file at the given path using OpenSSL.
7. For example, to calculate the MD5 value of a file named file.txt:
8. Generate an MD5 hash of file.txt using OpenSSL.

No matter which method is used, a 32-character MD5 hash value will be output.