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What command is used to remove the directory?
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Rajesh said:
3 months ago
rmdir is to remove an empty directory same as mkdir creates a directory
rm -rf it leads to removing the content in a directory permanently.
rm -rf it leads to removing the content in a directory permanently.
Sumanth said:
1 year ago
It's rm -rf.
Soham said:
4 years ago
rm -r *
To delete all directories.
To delete all directories.
Santanu panda said:
5 years ago
rm -rf will delete permanently.
So, it will delete an Empty directory.
So, it will delete an Empty directory.
Venkatesh said:
5 years ago
rmdir is a remove directory command.
Buganda said:
5 years ago
Absolutely correct.
rmdir removes the directory, also rmdir-rf removes directory's contents.
rmdir removes the directory, also rmdir-rf removes directory's contents.
Venkat said:
9 years ago
It will remove only empty directory's only, if you want to remove content directory's.
Then go for rm -rfv filename.
Then go for rm -rfv filename.
Bibhuti said:
10 years ago
#rmdir
It delete only empty directory.
It delete only empty directory.
Jagannath said:
10 years ago
It also used rm -rf command.
So we can use both.
-rf option is use to del permanently.
So we can use both.
-rf option is use to del permanently.
Sandeep said:
1 decade ago
What is command rmdir?
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