The Zip command in Linux is a powerful utility that compresses files and directories into a single archive file using the `.zip` format. Compressing files reduces the size and helps to pack multiple files together for faster data transfer or storage. Many operating systems, such as Windows, macOS, Linux, and Unix support the Zip format, allowing you to pack and extract files across major platforms. This article explains how to use the `zip` command in Linux to effectively compress and optimize f......