Everything. Create and delete directory/file commands

before I learn, I'm going to start with a couple of words. The philosophy of "all documents" is known in Linux If you are engaged in Linux programming can be very well understood this sentence to all files directory, character Device , block devices, sockets, printers, and other operations

Read and write can be fopen ()/fclose ()/fwrite ()/fread (), etc. function be processed. Shielding the hardware from the difference all devices are abstracted into files to provide a unified interface to the user. This is the idea of "everything is a document". Knowing this philosophy, we'll start by learning how to create delete directories and files

mkdir Create a directory/touch create a file

1. Create directory mkdir directory name

Create a mkdir-p directory name/directory name/.....

Display creation Information MKDIR-V directory name

2. Create file Touch Files file name

RM Delete directory/File

1. Delete file Rm-r files

Force Delete Does not display selection information RM-RF files

(There is a lot of content in the file without a choice of Yes or no direct delete)

2. Delete Directory RM directory name

3, the other-f-v and create the same meaning

Third,cp-r for the directory, and sometimes we use/BIN/CP
MV Rename or move, sometimes we use/BIN/MV when we are in the MV directory, if the target directory is present, the source directory will be moved to the target directory.

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Everything. Create and delete directory/file commands