Linux File/Folder creation/copy/delete/clipping __linux

1, create Files/folders: (1) Folder: Format: mkdir [Options] dirname (2) file: 1) format: VI [FileName] dir (new file, will open the created file, at this time can be text input) 2) format: Touch [fil Ename] Dir (not open after new file, need to use VIM command)
Note: If you create a file in the current directory, dir does not need to type
2. Copy files/folders: format: CP [-ADFILPRSU] source file (origin) destination file (destination) CP [-adfilprsu] Source1 source2 source3 ... d Irectory
Note: [-adfilprsu]-A: Refers to the meaning of archive, also means to copy all directories-D: If the source file is a connection file, then copy the connection file properties instead of the file itself-F: Force (Force), and if there are duplicates or other questions, do not ask the user, and forced copy-I: If the target file (destination) already exists, the overwrite will ask if the action is true-L: Establish a connection file for a hard connection (hard link) instead of copying the file itself-P: Copy with the properties of the file instead of using the default properties-r: Recursive replication, Copy operation for directory-S: Copy to the symbolic connection file (symbolic link), that is, the shortcut file-u: If the target file is older than the source file, update the target file instance: 1, run cp:2 at the same time without any parameters, copy multiple files: 3 Copy a directory:
3. Move/Cut File/folder: Format: MV [-FIU] Source (source file) destination (destination file)
Note: [-FIV]-f:force, Force direct movement without questioning-I: If the target file (destination) already exists, it asks if the overwrite-u:uodate, if the target file already exists and the source file is newer, will update
Example: 1 file: chelsea@ubuntu:~/desktop$ mv Text.txt Test Move/2) folder: chelsea@ubuntu:~/desktop$ MV Test Move/. /downloads/
4, delete files/folders: Format: RM [fir] File/dir
Note: [Fir]-f: Force Delete-I: interactive mode, ask the user whether to operate before delete-r: Recursive deletion, commonly used in directory deletion
Example: 1 file: chelsea@ubuntu:~/downloads/Test move $ ls text.txt chelsea@ubuntu:~/downloads/Test Move $ rm text.txt chelsea@ubuntu:~/ downloads/Test Move $ ls 2) folder: chelsea@ubuntu:~/downloads$ rm-r Test Move/