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Editor to share with you the method of renaming files or directories under linux. I hope you will gain a lot after reading this article. Let's discuss it together.

The method of renaming a file or directory under linux: you can rename a file or directory using the mv command, such as [mv A B], which means renaming directory A to B. At the same time, the mv command can also be used to move files or directories, such as [mv / a / bploc].

To rename a file or directory under Linux, you can use the mv command or the rename command. Here we share how to use both.

The mv command can either rename or move files or folders.

Example: rename directory A to B

Mv A B

Example: move the / a directory to / b and rename it to c

Mv / a / b/c

In fact, to rename a file or directory in text mode, you only need to use the mv command, for example, to rename a file named abc to 1234:

Mv abc 1234

Note that if there is also a 1234 file in the current directory, this file will overwrite it.

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