Linux Command Line (09) Moving and Renaming Files and Directories
Files and directories are moved with the "mv" command we would type mv then the source file then the destination file.
The source and destination can be either absolute paths or relative paths.
To move the file output.txt to a directory called Newdirectory, we would type:
mv output.txt Newdirectory
There is no rename command in the Linux Command Line, to rename a file we use the mv command with the old filename then the new filename.
Directories can be moved and renamed with the "mv" command just like files.
When moving files and directories the force option is set as the default, meaning if the destination file already exists, it will be overwritten.
Using the "n" option for no-clobber will not move the file if the destination file exists
Using the "i" for interactive option will ask to to confirm before overwriting an existing destination file.
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