Syntax :-
[root@localhost~]# mkdir <option> <directory name>
Example :- Creating a single directory
[root@localhost~]# mkdir directory1
Example :- Creating multiple directories
[root@localhost~]# mkdir direcoty2 directory3 directory4
To check if the directories have been created
[root@localhost~]# ls -d directory*
directory1 directory2 directory3 directory4
Example :- To create nested directories (Sub directories inside directories)
[root@localhost~]# mkdir -p d1/d2/d3/d4
To check if the nested directories have been created
[root@localhost~]# ls -R d1
/d1:
d2
/d1/d2:
d3
/d1/d2/d3:
d4
/d1/d2/d3/d4:
Note :- To list the contents and create a file or directory in a location different from the present working directory, Specify the complete path (example /var/directory1)
Directory Navigation
Syntax :-
[root@localhost~]# cd <argument>
Example :- To go into a directory
[root@localhost~]# cd d1
[root@localhost d1]# cd d2
[root@localhost d2]#
Example :- To back one level, type cd press spacebar then dot dot
[root@localhost d2]# cd ..
[root@localhost d1]#
Example :- To go back two levels
[root@localhost d1]# cd ../..
[root@localhost /]#
Example :- To go to the Previous working directory
[root@localhost /]# cd -
/root/d1
Example :- To go to current logged in user's home directory
[root@localhost d1]#cd
[root@localhost ~]# pwd
/root
[root@localhost~]# mkdir <option> <directory name>
Example :- Creating a single directory
[root@localhost~]# mkdir directory1
Example :- Creating multiple directories
[root@localhost~]# mkdir direcoty2 directory3 directory4
To check if the directories have been created
[root@localhost~]# ls -d directory*
directory1 directory2 directory3 directory4
Example :- To create nested directories (Sub directories inside directories)
[root@localhost~]# mkdir -p d1/d2/d3/d4
To check if the nested directories have been created
[root@localhost~]# ls -R d1
/d1:
d2
/d1/d2:
d3
/d1/d2/d3:
d4
/d1/d2/d3/d4:
Note :- To list the contents and create a file or directory in a location different from the present working directory, Specify the complete path (example /var/directory1)
Directory Navigation
Syntax :-
[root@localhost~]# cd <argument>
Example :- To go into a directory
[root@localhost~]# cd d1
[root@localhost d1]# cd d2
[root@localhost d2]#
Example :- To back one level, type cd press spacebar then dot dot
[root@localhost d2]# cd ..
[root@localhost d1]#
Example :- To go back two levels
[root@localhost d1]# cd ../..
[root@localhost /]#
Example :- To go to the Previous working directory
[root@localhost /]# cd -
/root/d1
Example :- To go to current logged in user's home directory
[root@localhost d1]#cd
[root@localhost ~]# pwd
/root
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