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Answer / Akansha Saxena
The 'mv' (move) command in Linux has several options to help you rename and move files. The most common ones include:n- '-i': interactive mode (prompts before overwriting existing files)n- '-f': force mode (overwrites existing files without prompting)n- '-u': update mode (only moves files that are newer than the target file)
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