rename Linux Commands

What is Linux rename Command?

Explanation

rename COMMAND:

rename command is used to change the old name of the file to the new name.

SYNTAX :


mv [oldname] [newname]

OPTIONS:


-V,--version Display version information and exit.

EXAMPLE:


  1. mv a.txt b.txt
    Output:
    In the above example, the file named a.txt is renamed to b.txt.

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