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Can you write a command to erase all files in the current directory including all its sub-directories? |
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Answer» rm –r* is used to erase all files in the current DIRECTORY including all its sub-DIRECTORIES. rm is used for deleting files, but with the addition of option -r it erases all files in directories and SUBDIRECTORIES, and finally, an asterisk REPRESENTS all entries. |
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