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  Tutorial: Moving file or directory from one directory to another

In this section, you will learn how the contents of a file or a complete directory is moved from one directory to another directory.

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This section teaches you to move file or directory from one to another. This program illustrates you the method or procedure for moving a file or directory contents from one directory to another. In this section an example is given for the best illustration of the procedure through which you can easily move contents of the mention file or directory as a source directory to the destination directory.


 

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