How to Check File Encoding in Linux

In a Linux system, you can use the following command to check the encoding format of a file:

1. Use the file command to check the encoding format of a file:
2. Determine the file type of the specified file by using the “file -i” command.
3. Use the enca command to check the encoding format of a file:
4. Encrypt the file using the zh_CN algorithm.
5. Convert the file encoding format using the iconv command.
6. Convert the encoding of a file from source_encoding to target_encoding using the iconv command.

The above command allows you to view and convert the encoding format of a file.