How to install apt-get on Ubuntu Mate

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I think I accidentally removed my apt-get and I am getting the error as follows:



sudo apt-get command not found


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    Welcome to U&L. This is because you haven't told it what to do. Basically you have said to do something, but you need to specify what you want; i.e. apt-get update or apt-get upgrade, etc. Have a look at what you can do with apt-get on Google.
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    @Kevdog777 thank you soo much it worked !!
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I think I accidentally removed my apt-get and I am getting the error as follows:



sudo apt-get command not found


Can somebody please help me?







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    Welcome to U&L. This is because you haven't told it what to do. Basically you have said to do something, but you need to specify what you want; i.e. apt-get update or apt-get upgrade, etc. Have a look at what you can do with apt-get on Google.
    – Kevdog777
    Mar 16 at 10:47






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    @Kevdog777 thank you soo much it worked !!
    – chanchal pardeshi
    Mar 17 at 16:39












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I think I accidentally removed my apt-get and I am getting the error as follows:



sudo apt-get command not found


Can somebody please help me?







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I think I accidentally removed my apt-get and I am getting the error as follows:



sudo apt-get command not found


Can somebody please help me?









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    Welcome to U&L. This is because you haven't told it what to do. Basically you have said to do something, but you need to specify what you want; i.e. apt-get update or apt-get upgrade, etc. Have a look at what you can do with apt-get on Google.
    – Kevdog777
    Mar 16 at 10:47






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    @Kevdog777 thank you soo much it worked !!
    – chanchal pardeshi
    Mar 17 at 16:39












  • 1




    Welcome to U&L. This is because you haven't told it what to do. Basically you have said to do something, but you need to specify what you want; i.e. apt-get update or apt-get upgrade, etc. Have a look at what you can do with apt-get on Google.
    – Kevdog777
    Mar 16 at 10:47






  • 1




    @Kevdog777 thank you soo much it worked !!
    – chanchal pardeshi
    Mar 17 at 16:39







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Welcome to U&L. This is because you haven't told it what to do. Basically you have said to do something, but you need to specify what you want; i.e. apt-get update or apt-get upgrade, etc. Have a look at what you can do with apt-get on Google.
– Kevdog777
Mar 16 at 10:47




Welcome to U&L. This is because you haven't told it what to do. Basically you have said to do something, but you need to specify what you want; i.e. apt-get update or apt-get upgrade, etc. Have a look at what you can do with apt-get on Google.
– Kevdog777
Mar 16 at 10:47




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@Kevdog777 thank you soo much it worked !!
– chanchal pardeshi
Mar 17 at 16:39




@Kevdog777 thank you soo much it worked !!
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Download the .deb package then install it using dpkg , e,g (Ubuntu Xenial):



wget http://launchpadlibrarian.net/360031361/apt_1.2.26_armhf.deb
sudo dpkg -i apt_1.2.26_armhf.deb
sudo apt update





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    Download the .deb package then install it using dpkg , e,g (Ubuntu Xenial):



    wget http://launchpadlibrarian.net/360031361/apt_1.2.26_armhf.deb
    sudo dpkg -i apt_1.2.26_armhf.deb
    sudo apt update





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      Download the .deb package then install it using dpkg , e,g (Ubuntu Xenial):



      wget http://launchpadlibrarian.net/360031361/apt_1.2.26_armhf.deb
      sudo dpkg -i apt_1.2.26_armhf.deb
      sudo apt update





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        Download the .deb package then install it using dpkg , e,g (Ubuntu Xenial):



        wget http://launchpadlibrarian.net/360031361/apt_1.2.26_armhf.deb
        sudo dpkg -i apt_1.2.26_armhf.deb
        sudo apt update





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        Download the .deb package then install it using dpkg , e,g (Ubuntu Xenial):



        wget http://launchpadlibrarian.net/360031361/apt_1.2.26_armhf.deb
        sudo dpkg -i apt_1.2.26_armhf.deb
        sudo apt update






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