In a RPM (Red Hat Package Manager) package, you can typically find the following types of files:
Binary files: These are the files that get installed on the system when you install the package. These can include executable programs, libraries, and other files that are necessary for the software to function.
Source code: Some RPM packages include the source code for the software, which can be useful for developers who want to modify or customize the software.
Documentation: RPM packages often include documentation such as man pages, README files, and other documents that provide information about how to use and configure the software.
Meta-data: RPM packages also contain meta-data, which is information about the package itself, such as its name, version, dependencies, and other details. This information is used by the package manager to manage the installation and removal of the package.
In addition to these types of files, RPM packages may also contain other types of files such as scripts and configuration files, depending on the specific software being packaged.