Bash (for Windows and Linux) Question: Suppose you want to move all files with the text extension; .txt into your new directory under (\newdir or /newdir, respectively in these 2 OS's). Please write the bash commands in Windows and in Linux to create this directory and to move the files into it. I am looking forward to seeing only the lines where you create the new directory and move the selected files. That is all.

Bash (for Windows and Linux) Question: Suppose you want to move all files with the text extension; .txt into your new directory under (\newdir or /newdir, respectively in these 2 OS's). Please write the bash commands in Windows and in Linux to create this directory and to move the files into it. I am looking forward to seeing only the lines where you create the new directory and move the selected files. That is all.

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Chapter7: Working With The Bash Shell

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