OS Commands

Windows Command

* To remove a directory, including all nested files and subdirectories, just use the /s flag:
# rmdir /s Subfolder
# rmdir <directory name> or rd<directory name>

# rd /s /q “path”
/S Removes all directories and files in the specified directory in addition to the directory itself. Used to remove a directory tree.
/Q Quiet mode, do not ask if ok to remove a directory tree with /S

# del /s foldername

# rd -r -include *.* -force somedir

* The /f flag to force delete the file :
# del /f “Read Only Test File.txt”

* To see a, well, tree, of all the nested files and folders
# tree /f

Mac Command

1. Run command to check installed software path : %AppData%

C:\Users\Admin\AppData\Roaming

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Open file:

type file.txt

New file:

Way 1: type nul > file.txt
Way 2: echo This is a sample text file > sample.txt
Way 3: notepad myfile.txt 

Edit content:

notepad file.txt

Copy

copy file1.txt file1Copy.txt

Rename

rename file1.txt file1_rename.txt

Delete file: del file.txt

start . ==> Open Window

type NUL > Readme.js
Notepad Readme.md
echo NUL > Sample.ts

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