Give Command that will move a single file
called "unix.txt"
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Answer / kunal bariar
the above 2 answers are for renaming the file from unix.txt
to unix1.txt
the answer is
mv unix.txt "pat name where unix.txt is to be moved"
eg:- mv unix.txt /user1/ins/
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Answer / krishna
Yes the first two answers are not true!
That command and format is used to renaming a file or folder!
If the source and destination is same then it is renameing..
Eg : mv krishna krishna2
That is ranaming the krishna file to krishna2
Moving a file is something destination and source are diff!
Eg: mv /tmp/krishna.txt /home/
In that krishna.txt is moved from /tmp file system to /home file system!
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mv filename dest_location --> to move the file to other location
mv filename filename1 --> to rename the file
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