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Command line basics

We will learn git on the command line.

For that we need to open the Terminal (on Mac), or the Command Prompt (on Windows).

Alternatively, you can use the Terminal in Visual Studio Code.

Here is an overview of the basic commands that you will need frequently:

Navigate into a directory:

cd <directory>

Stands for: change directory
If you want to go into the directory Projects you would type:

cd Projects

Navigate into the parent directory:

cd ..

Create a new directory:

mkdir <directory>

Stands for: make directory
If you want to create the directory codingschool, you would type:

mkdir codingschool

Create a new file:

touch <file>

If you want to create the file readme.txt, you would type:

touch readme.txt

List all files and directories:

ls

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