The Ultimate Guide to Python Programming With Python 3.10 - Navigation

This video tutorial covers basic terminal commands for managing files and directories. It explains how to create folders using the mkdir command, navigate directories with absolute and relative paths, handle errors, and remove directories and files using rmdir and rm commands. Additionally, it demonstrates copying and moving files with cp and mv commands, including handling file names with spaces using quotes.

What command is used to create a new directory in the terminal?

• ls

• mkdir

• rmdir

• cd

What is the difference between an absolute path and a relative path?

• Absolute path starts from the root directory, relative path starts from the current directory

• Absolute path is shorter, relative path is longer

• Absolute path uses dots, relative path uses slashes

• Absolute path is used for files, relative path is used for folders

How can you navigate to the parent directory using the 'cd' command?

• cd -

• cd ~

• cd /

• cd ..

What does the 'ls' command do?

• Creates a new directory

• Changes the current directory

• Lists the contents of the current directory

• Removes a directory

Which command is used to remove a directory?

• cp

• mkdir

• mv

• rmdir

What should you do if a file name contains spaces when using the 'rm' command?

• Use a backslash before each space

• Enclose the file name in quotes

• Use a different command

• Remove the spaces from the file name

What is the purpose of the 'cp' command?

• To list files or directories

• To remove files or directories

• To copy files or directories

• To move files or directories

How can you move a file to a different directory using the terminal?

• rm

• cp

• mkdir

• mv

What does the 'mv' command do?

• Lists files or directories

• Removes files or directories

• Copies files or directories

• Moves files or directories

How can you verify that a file has been moved to a new directory?

• Use the 'ls' command in the new directory

• Use the 'mv' command again

• Use the 'rm' command in the old directory

• Use the 'cd' command to check the file