Basic operations management for Linux files

This article summarizes the creation, copying, moving, and renaming of files and directories in Linux systems, including the removal of these most commonly used operations.

Create

1, create a directory

Use command: mkdir

Practice: Create a directory under the root directory named McGrady

2, create file

Use the command: Touch

Practice: Create two files in the McGrady directory, named: AAA and BBB

Copy

Command: CP, which is the abbreviation for copy, can copy files and directories.

Practice:

Move or rename

The move can be understood as a cut operation under Windows.

Practice:

Delete

Command 1:rmdir, you can only delete an empty directory.

Command 2:RM, you can delete files and directories, and you can specify parameters.

Practice:

Basic operations management for Linux files