Answered by : energetic-elephant-yfum5chnikdg
mkdir [folder_name]
Source : | Last Update : Tue, 05 Jan 21
Answered by : uninterested-unicorn-nih8gboddf96
mkdir /tmp/newdir
Source : https://linuxize.com/post/how-to-create-directories-in-linux-with-the-mkdir-command/ | Last Update : Fri, 05 Jun 20
Answered by : naughty-newt-74hcylfv2pkf
mkdir ./folderName
Source : | Last Update : Wed, 07 Apr 21
Answered by : repulsive-ray-sv1qftg1dsr1
mkdir name_of_folder
Source : | Last Update : Fri, 02 Jul 21
Answered by : godswill-ohiole-agangan
You create folders using the mkdir command:
$ mkdir fruits
You can create multiple folders with one command:
$ mkdir dogs cars
You can also create multiple nested folders by adding the -p option:
$ mkdir -p fruits/apples
Options in UNIX commands commonly take this form. You add them right
after the command name, and they change how the command behaves. You
can often combine multiple options, too.
You can find which options a command supports by typing man <commandname>.
Try now with 'man mkdir' for example
$ man mkdir
(press the 'q' key to esc the 'man page').
Man pages are the amazing built-in help for UNIX.
Source : | Last Update : Wed, 22 Jun 22
Answered by : innocent-maina
To create a new folder/directory
mkdir foldername
To view the contents of your folder
cd foldername -- to get inside the folder
then
ls or dir -- to view contents of the folder
To create a new file
touch example.txt -- filename and extension eg .js .html .txt
Source : | Last Update : Sun, 01 Aug 21
Answered by : plain-puffin-rhfl72sxgw86
$sudo mkdir -m777 newFileName
777 is the permissions given to the file
For more info:( https://www.pluralsight.com/blog/it-ops/linux-file-permissions )
Source : https://phoenixnap.com/kb/create-directory-linux-mkdir-command#:~:text=The%20mkdir%20command%20in%20Linux%2FUnix%20allows%20users%20to%20create,at%20once%2C%20and%20much%20more. | Last Update : Mon, 08 Feb 21
Answered by : nasty-narwhal-g4bfdreekv9t
mkdir [option] dir_name
Source : https://phoenixnap.com/kb/create-directory-linux-mkdir-command | Last Update : Thu, 04 Feb 21
Answered by : uninterested-unicorn-4euyeww45u09
$ mkdir -p /dbadmin
Source : https://snoopitech.com/linux-collaborative-directories/ | Last Update : Mon, 26 Jul 21
Answered by : linssen-diocares
mkdir /tmp/tutorial
cd /tmp/tutorial
Source : https://ubuntu.com/tutorials/command-line-for-beginners#4-creating-folders-and-files | Last Update : Wed, 21 Sep 22