How do you install a package using the RPM package manager?

The correct way to install a package using the RPM package manager is by using the command rpm -ivh package.rpm. This command specifically utilizes the RPM command-line utility, which is designed for handling .rpm packages.

Breaking down the command:

• The -i option stands for "install," indicating that you want to install a new package.

• The -v option means "verbose," which provides detailed output during the installation process, allowing you to see what the command is doing.

• The -h option stands for "hash," which displays a progress bar using hash marks to indicate the installation progress.

This is specific to systems that use RPM for package management, such as Red Hat, Fedora, and CentOS.

In contrast, other options provided relate to different package management systems or formats:

• The command using apt-get is for Debian-based systems, such as Ubuntu, which does not utilize RPM packages.

• Although yum is also a package manager associated with RPM, it is a higher-level tool that automatically resolves dependencies and is not the direct use of the RPM command itself.

• The dpkg command is for installing Debian packages (.deb files) and is therefore unrelated to