mkdir Command in Linux
use mkdir creates an empty director inside Linux
mkdir Command helps create new directories if the directory present already doesn’t create new directories and gives a warning message inside the terminal.
Syntax:
mkdir [OPTION]... DIRECTORY...
Command Options
mkdir -m=Mode linuxBook
-m Option help to assign new permission on creating time (Like in chmod)
Mode Options:
- rwx: read-write execute permission on this file
- wx: only write execute permission on this file
- rx: only Read execute permission on this file
- rw: only Read execute permission on this file
mkdir -p or mkdir --parents
-p option does not show an error if the directory exists. Also, the directory that exists then overwrites your directory. Your directory does not exist, then create a new directory.
mkdir -v or mkdir --verbose
check working behind mkdir command and print a message in the terminal after each created directory
mkdir --help
display this help and exit
mkdir --version
output mkdir command version information.
man mkdir
print mkdir manual page Information Inside Your Cmd Tool.
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