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mv command is a very basic command in Linux, used to transfer files and move files and directory in Linux from one location to another location. https://www.cyberpratibha.com/mv-comm...

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I will explain everything about mv command so you will learn how to move folder in Linux without any headache.
Some basic conditions are below:

When you use multiple files or directories are given as a SOURCE, then the DESTINATION must be a directory, multiple files/directory contents can’t be move-in a single file. So the destination must be a folder. In this case, the SOURCE files will be moved to the target directory.
If your source is a single file/directory, and an existing directory is a destination, then the file/directory will be moved to the destination directory.
When your source and destination files/directory’s location are the same, but destination name differs from source then file and folder are renaming.
When the SOURCE is a directory and DESTINATION doesn’t exist, SOURCE will be renamed to DESTINATION. Otherwise, if the DESTINATION exists, it is moved inside the DESTINATION directory.
To move a file or directory, you need to have write permissions on both SOURCE and DESTINATION. Otherwise, you will receive a permission denied error.
For example, to move the file file1 from the current working directory to the /tmp directory you would run:
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