1. Hard Links: Its is like having an alias name to an existing file. It links _(better term: syncs)_ two or more file names with the same [inode](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Inode). ***You can only create hardlinks for files & folders on the same filesystem or partition***. One file can have multiple hardlinks.
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1. Hard Links: Its is like having an alias name to an existing file. It links _(better term: syncs)_ two or more file names with the same [inode](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Inode). **You can only create hardlinks for files & folders on the same filesystem or partition**. One file can have multiple hardlinks.
2. Soft Links: A soft link can be related to a shortcut in windows, it allows a file to be accessed from one directory to other without having to keep 2 copies of it. Soft Links can be created across different filesystems and partitions.
##### How to use ln command
By default `ln` command creates **Hard Links**, To make **Soft Links**, We can use the `-s` _(`--symbolic`)_ flag
