How do you delete a script in Ubuntu?

There are several ways to delete a script in Ubuntu.

1. To delete a script file using the rm command: Open a terminal and enter the following command:
2. Remove the path to the script file
3. For example, if the script file is located in the /home/user/scripts directory, you can use the following command to delete it:
4. Delete the file “脚本文件.sh” in the directory “/home/user/scripts”.
5. To delete a script file using a file manager: Open the file manager, locate the script file, right-click on it, and choose the delete option.
6. Move the script file to the trash can using the mv command in the command line: Open the terminal and enter the following command.
7. Move the script file to the ~/.local/share/Trash/files/ directory.
8. You can use the following command to move the script file.sh located in the /home/user/scripts directory to the trash:
9. Move the script file “脚本文件.sh” from /home/user/scripts/ to ~/.local/share/Trash/files/

Please note that deleting a script file is irreversible, so make sure you are deleting the correct file and that you no longer need it.