How to Work with Directories in the Terminal with Bash [8 of 20] | Bash for Beginners

Welcome to the Bash for Beginners Series where you will learn the basics of Bash scripting. In this video, Josh covers how to create, copy, and delete files and directories with the mkdir, touch, cp, rm, mv, and rmdir commands.

0:00 How to use the mkdir command
2:38 How to use the touch command
3:33 How to use the mv command
4:30 How to use the cp command
5:55 How to use the rm command
7:10 How to use the rmdir command.

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[jeanclaude]

One of the best and concise tutorials on Bash. My special thanks to Josh Duffney, Gwyneth, and Microsoft Developer team for making this possible.

[blasemaduabuchionaga]

Enjoying every bit of this journey. mkdir Appreciation in my heart

[Shay-bk]

with using rmdir, do you always have to remove the lowest subdirectories or remove the files before you can remove a directory? Why can't I just delete project01 and subsequentially all the files and subdirectories with it?

[FrankFromHR]

Any reason you didn't explain how to use rm -rf?