Type whoami to print the username of the user currently logged in to the terminal session:

Note: this is different from the who am i command, which prints more information

The whoami command works on Linux, macOS, WSL, and anywhere you have a UNIX environment

Lessons in this unit:

0:	Introduction
1:	uname - System Information
2:	▶︎ whoami - Current User
3:	who - Logged In Users
4:	df - Disk Free Space
5:	du - Disk Usage
6:	ps - Process Status
7:	top - Task Manager
8:	env - Environment Variables
9:	printenv - Print Environment
10:	Linux, no space left on device
11:	How to find the process that is using a port