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This article will explain in detail how linux creates files in the directory. The editor thinks it is very practical, so I share it for you as a reference. I hope you can get something after reading this article.

Linux creates a file under the directory: first, open the xshell software to connect to the linux server; then use [mkdir directory name] to create a directory and cd to the directory; then enter the command [touch file name] to create an empty file; finally, use [vim file name] to create an empty file and open editing.

How linux creates a file in a directory:

1. Open the xshell software to connect to the linux server.

2. Use [mkdir directory name] to create a directory and cd it to the directory.

3. Enter the instruction [touch file name] to create an empty file.

4. Create an empty file using [vim File name] and open it for editing.

5. Enter [ls-l] to view the files in the current directory, and you can see the files you just created.

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