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@davecash75 davecash75 self-requested a review June 7, 2023 13:11
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Just minor details and then ready to merge.

@@ -203,9 +201,16 @@ Output
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This overwrites what is in quotes.txt with the content of the test1.txt, so it has to be used with caution.
### **Move file to another directory**
Lets ay that we want to move the file data.doc from the chapter_1 folder to the oen above directory which is the project_1. We again use ***mv*** but with different arguments.
Lets say that we want to move the file (animals.csv) from the chapter_1 folder to one directory (up) or directory above which is (project_1), and then it's subdirectory (chapter_2). We again use ***mv*** but with different arguments.
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Lets say that we want to move the file (animals.csv) from the chapter_1 folder to one directory (up) or directory above which is (project_1), and then it's subdirectory (chapter_2). We again use ***mv*** but with different arguments.
Let's say that we want to move the file (animals.csv) from the chapter_1 folder to one directory above (project_1) in its subdirectory (chapter_2). We again use ***mv*** but with different arguments.

To move in across the directory structure, let's say we are at /Users/mary/project_1/chapter_1, we want to move animals.csv there to /Users/mary/project_1/chapter_2:

**[DW]** the animals.csv (in chapter_2) is not necessary, or do you mean to explain another topic?[/DW]
**[MT]** i wanted to show that we move files (not necessary documents) from one directory to othe directory with difefrent path

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mv animals.csv ../chapter_2/animals.csv
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mv animals.csv ../chapter_2/animals.csv
mv animals.csv ../chapter_2/.

Don't need to put animals twice. You can just put the . there to indicate you want to keep the same name as the file.


To move in the nesting : /Users/mary/project_1/chapter_1
**[DW]** Need example, something like this?
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I don't think you need anything from lines 206-213. I know some of this is just discussion on how to complete, but would remove all of it.

The animal.csv doesn't exists at the chapter_1 folder anymore
When you go up one directory at the project_1 folder and then into the chapter_2 folder (../chapter_2) look in the file list, we will found it there.
**[DW]** I think it's plural animals.csv [/DW]
**[MT]** its the name of a file which is singular
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You've referred to the file throughout as animals.csv

**[DW]** I think it's plural animals.csv [/DW]
**[MT]** its the name of a file which is singular

The animals.csv doesn't exist at the chapter_1 folder anymore. When you go up one directory at the project_1 folder and then into the chapter_2 folder (../chapter_2) look in the file list, we will animals.csv there.
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The animals.csv doesn't exist at the chapter_1 folder anymore. When you go up one directory at the project_1 folder and then into the chapter_2 folder (../chapter_2) look in the file list, we will animals.csv there.
The animals.csv doesn't exist in the chapter_1 folder anymore. When you go up one directory at the project_1 folder and then into the chapter_2 folder (../chapter_2), the file animals.csv will now appear there.

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