Linux checking users information

The /etc/passwd file contains a list of all the system user accounts, along with some basic configuration information about each user. 

Anil:Test@123:501:501:Anil Kumar:/home/anil:/bin/bash


Each entry has seven data fields, with each field separated by a colon. These fields are:

The username

The user's password

The user's system user ID number

The user's system group ID number

The user's full name

The user's default home directory

The user's default shell program

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