How do you move or rename a file or directory?
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The mv command serves the dual purpose of moving and renaming files or directories. To rename a file, mv old_filename new_filename is used. Similarly, to move a file to a different directory, the format is mv filename target_directory/. The same logic applies to directories. It’s a versatile command that aids in organising and re-structuring file locations and names.
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