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    To change directories to C drive, use "cd /d "c:"; to create a new empty file, use "touch filename" or "type NUL > filename"; to end a running command in the terminal, use "ctrl + c". To remove a non-empty directory and all its contents, use "rm -r directoryname".

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    To change directories to C drive, use "cd /d "c:"; to create a new empty file, use "touch filename" or "type NUL > filename"; to end a running command in the terminal, use "ctrl + c". To remove a non-empty directory and all its contents, use "rm -r directoryname".

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    To change directories to C drive, use "cd /d "c:"; to create a new empty file, use "touch filename" or "type NUL > filename"; to end a running command in the terminal, use "ctrl + c". To remove a non-empty directory and all its contents, use "rm -r directoryname".

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    to change to c

    cd /d "c:
    ===================
    to make a file
    touch filename
    type NUL > z-hardCompare.kt
    ==========================
    to end command in the terminal
    use "ctr + c"
    ==========================
    to remove the directory use rmdir if only the file is empty
    what do we do if not?
    To remove a directory and all its contents, including any subdirectories and files,
    use the rm command with the recursive option, -r.

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