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If you have ubuntu >=16.04, then it is better to use sudo apt remove <pkg_name>
will remove configs and dependencies sudo apt-get remove yum
will remove only the package itself, leaving configs and dependencies sudo apt-get purge yum
will remove the package and configs, after that it is usually used sudo apt-get autoremove
, which leads to the removal of dependencies and other packages tied to yum
Therefore, use simply apt, it's high time to abandon apt-get
Here you can read what are the differences between apt and apt-get
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