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Create a directory - mkdir
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Logan Bouchard
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This article explains about mkdir command with an example in unix.
mkdir command is used to create a directory in unix.
Syntax of mkdir Command
mkdir dirName
Example of mkdir Command
mkdir myFolder
mkdir /Users/xinuosx/Desktop/myFolder
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