How do you format all partitions in Linux?

In Linux, you can use the following command to format all partitions:

1. To begin with, use the following command to view all partitions in the system:
2. Display the list of disks using sudo fdisk -l.
3. Based on the output of the above command, identify the partition to be formatted.
4. Format the partition using the following command. Assuming the partition to be formatted is /dev/sdb1, you can execute the following command for formatting:
5. Create an ext4 filesystem on /dev/sdb1 using sudo.
6. The partition will be formatted using the ext4 file system. If another file system is needed, please modify the command accordingly.
7. During the formatting process, the system will prompt for confirmation. Enter “y” and press the Enter key to begin the formatting.
8. After the formatting is complete, you can use the following command to mount the partition:
9. Elevate privileges to mount the device located at /dev/sdb1 to the directory /mnt.
10. This will mount the partition to the /mnt directory. If you need to mount it to a different directory, you should modify the command accordingly.

Before executing the formatting command, please make sure you have selected the correct partition and backed up any important data as formatting will erase all data in the partition.