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@ -82,7 +82,7 @@ We did not only move `friend3.txt`. We did also give it a new name in the destin
What if our house is not really _happy_ anymore since a loud friend did move in? Lets remove that loud friend! What if our house is not really _happy_ anymore since a loud friend did move in? Lets remove that loud friend!
Enter `mv happy_house` and then `rm loud_friend.txt`. You will not see any output, but lets see what has changed in the directory: Enter `cd happy_house` and then `rm loud_friend.txt`. You will not see any output, but lets see what has changed in the directory:
```console ```console
$ ls happy_house $ ls happy_house
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What we have just learned about paths does not only apply to `cp`, but also to `ls`, `mkdir`, `mv` and other commands that deal with paths. What we have just learned about paths does not only apply to `cp`, but also to `ls`, `mkdir`, `mv` and other commands that deal with paths.
One thing has to be mentioned about `cp`: To copy directories instead of just files, use the option/flag `-r` to copy recursively like with `mv`. One thing has to be mentioned about `cp`: To copy directories instead of just files, use the option/flag `-r` to copy recursively like with `rm`.
### Terminal shortcuts ### Terminal shortcuts