Here’s one more way to use cp.
Navigate up one directory from drama/historical/ to drama/.
I cant figure out how to do this. i dont get the hint. Im new dont judge.
Here’s one more way to use cp.
Navigate up one directory from drama/historical/ to drama/.
I cant figure out how to do this. i dont get the hint. Im new dont judge.
I have the same question, can’t figure the hint either
I figured it out. I haven’t been on today but ill check for sure later but i think it cd … or something like that
i used (cd - ) but was not accepted even though i went back… the agony
confirmed its(cd …)
I still have figured it out. That did not help me.
Cd … :-there is space between the cd and the two dots.
@minionsrock Unix commands are always completely lowercase, though. @illuminaticonfirme Type this exact command into the terminal:
cd ..
thank you so much! i was forgetting the space between the two dots in ‘cd …’. this is such a relief.
Thanks! I finally got it using cd …