dd command in linux used for disk dumping. using dd one can perform so many task in linux.
Understand disk dumping with an example
#dd if=/dev/sda of=a.txt bs=1M count=2000
in above command dd means disk dumping or dump data and it will create a file a.txt of size 2G
if = is input file which is here our hard drive /dev/sda
of = is output file which is a.txt here
bs = is base size which tells how much data dumped at once
count= is here the number of times data will be copied.

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