mkdir of Linux Basic command parameters

In Linux the basic commands are written as:

command [ parameter Options ] [ file or path ]

The command to be used [ This is the one that needs to be variable but must be matched with the command used ] [ the file or path to be processed or consulted ]

1:makedirectorys Chinese meaning to create a directory, in the use of the command to reflect the way mkdir.

Example 1:mkdir/data This command means to create the data in the /(root directory) directory the directory.

Example 2:cd/;mkdir data The meaning of this command first use the CD command to jump to / (root directory) inside the command that uses mkdir to create data ( Note ' This semicolon is interesting in that it means separating the two commands within the same line .

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mkdir The parameters of this command, query method with man mkdir this command query.

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mkdir parameter Analysis and use example:

1:-m--mode=mode

Set file Mode ( as in chmod), not a=rwx-umask

-M This parameter's command parsing:m equals mode(pattern) meaning, internal meaning has changed umask default property usage is chmod.

Operation Case:

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2:-P--parents

No error if existing, make parent directoies as needed.

-P equals parents(dual) You can create multiple subdirectories consecutively in a directory that you create, such as recursive creation .

Case:

First create a directory data

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After adding- p This parameter has been successfully created, plus - p can create more than one such subdirectory. So - p This parameter is exactly the parameter of the recursive creation directory .

3:-v--verbos(verbose)

Print a message for each created directory

Print a message for each directory you create

Case:

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mkdir of Linux Basic command parameters