What is the difference between Linux and ccna?

Answer 1

Just like Windows or Apple's mac OS, Linux is an operating system. An operating system is the collection of software that manages the different devices and applications in a computer. For example, some of the software is responsible for shutting down and starting the computer, and some software provides functions such as interacting with devices such as keyboards and mice. Learning to use a Linux system is an excellent opportunity to become familiar with the command line, the most definitive way to communicate with your computer. Plus, as you experiment with different projects, you'll learn about repositories, package management, file permissions, user management, and more.

The full name of CCNA is Cisco Certified Network Associate, and Cisco (Cisco) is the world's largest network equipment company. According to the IT certification examination resource network, CCNA is the primary technical certificate in the Cisco certification system.

First of all, CCNA is a manufacturer's certification, which is internationally accepted. It is an English-only exam that requires a high school English foundation.

Answer 2

Linux is an operating system, CCNA is a certification.