Linux Command Learning Series 9-directory-related operations CD,MKDIR,RMDIR,CP

Previous section review:

1. Create a file: Touch command

2. Delete Files: RM command

3. Moving files: MV command

4. View files: Cat,head,tail command

Job: Create file Test.txt in root directory, create directory Test (command is mkdir), move test.txt to test directory, and rename to Test.doc

Touch Test.txt

mkdir test

MV Test.txt/test

Mv/test/test.txt/test/test.doc

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Related Operations for Directories

1. Enter directory: cd command

Common commands, how to use, CD directories

2. Create directory: mkdir command

Commonly used commands, how to: mkdir Directory

3. Delete directory: RmDir and RM

The RM command has been said in the previous section, RmDir effect and rm–df use method one to, that is, can only delete empty directory, delete non-empty directory, please use RM-DFR

4. File and directory replication: CP

The CP command is similar to the MV command, copying a file to a directory:

To copy a directory to another directory, you need to add the-R parameter:

Jobs: Create a directory test1,test2, create a test1.txt file in Test1, and then copy the Test1.txt file to the Test2 folder

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Linux Command Learning Series 9-directory-related operations CD,MKDIR,RMDIR,CP