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OK, so now let's just go over some important director is really great that you should really be aware

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of when it comes to lyrics.

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So when you just see slash, that's just a deregulated system where, you know, everything starts.

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Every file and folder is included in this directory then is slash XY.

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And this contains, you know, just system configuration files.

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Again, it contains executable binary files, you know, all these stalled applications.

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And then it's Ezzedine contains the executable binary files, important system applications.

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There's this vast, large log folder and it's typically where, you know, different assist logs or

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logs for the system are stored.

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And then there's the slash and then slash username, typically the home directory for the specified

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user.

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And this is created if you create a new user, it creates this directory for them by the fall and if

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you go to log in and automatically puts you there as well.

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So now let's talk about copying and moving files.

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This is something that's probably pretty important as well for you guys.

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So there's the CPM in file about a file name and then a path.

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So it's going to place a copy of the indicative file and you can use a directory and pointed out file

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as well if you want to.

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It's kind of personal personal preference, but it's for me.

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I like to be in the directory, the file I'm trying to copy and then copy to somewhere else.

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So that's what I would like to do.

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M.V. file name and then the path where you want to say that it moves the initiative file to that path

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so it doesn't make copying just moves it.

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So once you move it, it'll be pretty much deleted or removed under a folder that's currently in.

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So yes, please, though, don't forget that it's going to delete the file folder that it's in right

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now.

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Don't mess that up.

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So let's go ahead and test this out really quick.

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OK, so we have our test file to here.

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So let's say we want to copy it.

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So C.p and then you're going to do test file two and then you're going to choose the path.

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Let's say we want to put it into our desktop folder.

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We go and you saw it actually popped it right there in the desktop test pilots who's now there.

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Now, let's say that was a mistake and we want to move it back.

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So let's say we want to move and we'll try this from here.

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You can switch to the same directory, but we can do it from here to you can do it from anywhere, really.

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So desktop slash test, file two.

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And then we're going to choose that.

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We want to put it back to home, slash Câline and then it's back in.

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This folder is no longer on the desktop.

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So that's some of the basics of, you know, just copying and moving files.

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Pretty important to know.