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How do you remove a directory?



How do you remove a directory?..

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Directories can be removed using the rmdir command for empty directories. For instance, rmdir directory_name will remove the named directory, provided it's empty. However, if you need to remove a directory and its contents, the rm command with the -r (recursive) option, like rm -r directory_name, becomes useful. Caution is advised, as this operation is irreversible and can quickly delete large amounts of data.

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