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Move a file from one directory to another in linux

Linux move files one directory up

mv myfolder/* . #move files one folder up

Move a file from one directory to another in linux

// Move to the directory that the file you want to move is using the cd command.
// Then open a terminal Ctrl+Alt+T, and run:
mv myFile.itsExtention /theDirectoryToMoveInto

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