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After the introduction in the last lecture for

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Net OS computers and the so called terminal so the

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Net computers

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command life interphase,

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it's now to dive into the command prompt

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on Windows machines.

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As explained earlier in this module,

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the command prompt is

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the traditional command by interphase on

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Windows machines.

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For this purpose we will dive into the basic commands

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you have to interact with

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your machine well with this command prompt.

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For this I open a graphic user interphase to the left.

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That's your traditional Windows Explorer.

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Here I went to my computer here,

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then to the C-Drive

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and then to the Users Folder.

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And here you can find your

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username, my case, my name here, and then I

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open this folder here.

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Why did I do this?

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Well, because, now it will switch from this

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graphic user interphase to the command prompt

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and see where we can find this folder.

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For this you can press the Windows key on your

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keyboard and search for command prompt.

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If you do so and open it, we have the command

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prompt here to the right and we are also in

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my Users Folder, here right?

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In "C" "Users" "Manuel Lorenz."

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So basically we are now

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accessing this folder here in our explorer

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in the graphic user interphase and to the right

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here in the command prompt. Now you might say,

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"Well if we are in the same folder, why can't I

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see all these folders and files in here?"

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Well, this is of course possible. We can simply enter

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commands in this command prompt. And one command

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here is simply "dir" for directory,

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which will list all items to all folders

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and files which you have in this directory.

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With that you see we get overview of all the

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content of this folder, as we see to the left.

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For example, this anaconda folder and so on.

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So this if our first command prompt step here.

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And we are now in the so called "home directory."

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You basically have three core directories on

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your machine and this is the home directory,

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the user's directory, and root directory.

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Now what is the user's directory now? If we

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switch up a level here on our graphic

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user interphase, to this folder, this is

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the user's directory. My case, I only have one

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user and this default one, but you could have

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multiple users in here and all these users

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would be part of this user's directory.

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Now how can you access it? Well, you have

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plenty of options. But if we are now in this

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Manuel Lorenz folder here in the command prompt

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and what I just did is, I have navigated one

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folder up actually. Well, I can do the same

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thing in the command prompt by adding the "CD"

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command. "CD" stands for change directory and

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with two dots this simply tells our command

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prompt change directory and move one hierarchy

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level, so one folder level, so to say up.

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If we do that, you see we are currently in

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"c://Users>" so basically C users here

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in the explorer and if we again add "DIR"

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to show our content, you see we have the same

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folders that we have in our explorer.

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So this is our Users Directory. If we move

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another level up on to the C-Drive in my case,

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we are in the so called Root Directory.

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So the starting point of the hard disk drive

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so to say. We can also do the same thing here

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in our command prompt of course by entering

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"CD .." once again and you see we are now

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on the C-Drive basically and the DIR you see

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we again have the same folders. Besides these

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three directories, we can also change our

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hard disk drives because, well, in many cases of

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Windows machines you don't only have a C-Drive

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you also have the D-Drive and so on.

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Changing the hard disk drive is very easy.

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You simply enter the hard disk drive with a

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capital letter and then a colon. If you do that,

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well, you see and now on the D-Drive and I can

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navigate around as I saw it on the C-Drive here.

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If I want to go back to my C-Drive, which is

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typically the well, initial drive to have for

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the core drive of the Windows installation on

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your machine, you enter "C:"

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and now you are back on the C-Drive.

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So these are the first steps in the command prompt.

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You see that we

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start a command prompt in our so called

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Home Directory and that we have this User's

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and Root Directory and that we can change our

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different drives well with the

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command prompt here. The question now is,

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"How can I now access folders?"

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For example, Safari only saw "CD.." to move

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one level up, but how can I go back to my

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Home Directory, for example.

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Navigation in the command prompt can be done

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in two different ways: with absolute

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or relative paths. A relative path simply means

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"I always start from my current location."

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So in my case I'm in the C-Drive here

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and if I enter DIR once again, you see we have

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all these folders here, so the same structure

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that we saw to the left. We know that our Home

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Directory is located in that Users Folder.

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So what I can do now is, I can enter "CD" and

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now simply "Users" right?

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And tag for auto-completion.

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This is the default.

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This is a relative path because I am starting

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from my current location and am now accessing

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another folder. If I do this,

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I am now in the Users Folder.

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So if I replicate this here

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I'm in here. This means if we enter DIR once

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again you can now say, "please access the

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Manuel Lorenz folder here" or your username,

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of course. So you again type "CD" again from your

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current location and then your name. Again you

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can enter auto-completion. You see these

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quotation marks which automatically added if you

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have a space here. So make sure you do the same

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or, as I said, the auto-completion will

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already implement this. And if you do that

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now you are back in the Users Folder.

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Starting from this folder in here, you can then

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navigate in all the other folders always with

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the CD command and then well the folder name.

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For example, in here we also have the desktop,

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right? Here I have for example this

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GIT Basics folder. Now I can also say,

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"Please navigate from the Manuel Lorenz folder

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on to my desktop" right here.

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Now a backslash

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and now enter this GIT Folder,

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this GIT Basics Folder. You don't have this

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folder, so you can use another folder that

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you might have on your desktop. That's again

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a relative path and if I do this, I am now

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in this folder.

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So this is a relative path.

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We also have absolute paths, though.

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An absolute path is what you

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can always see right here.

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This is an absolute path and the absolute path

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always starts from the Root Directory, so this

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C-Drive here.

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Then you get all the folders you want to access

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up to the point where you finally are.

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And you can use such an absolute path

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from anywhere.

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So no matter if I'm now in this GIT Basics Folder

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and if I want to navigate in to my Home Directory

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here, I can simply do this with "CD" and now,

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can't see it,

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make this bigger,

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and now I can navigate in to this folder

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like this, right.

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Or if I go back to my Root Directory,

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for this we have a nice shortcut, by the way,

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this is "CD /" so now I'm again in the

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Root directory.

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And if I now enter a "CD" and now this

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absolute path right here, so I can simply

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copy and paste it here to make it easier

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for us, and I copied the wrong thing,

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that's the problem with copy and pasting,

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of course, I just want to access

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this part here.

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So, like this

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so we say "CD" and now "C://Users" is on.

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If we do that, you see I am now back in the

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GIT Basics Folders.

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So these are absolute and relative paths.

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Absolute paths always start from the

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Root Folder of the current drive whereas the

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relative path always starts from your current

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location, which you can see here

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in the command prompt.

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Now, when should I use what?

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Well, typically we work with absolute path,

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specifically development and web development

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because if you think about the project that you

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have here in that GIT Basics Folder, for example,

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and inside this project you have different

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references to other files and folders,

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but if you would use absolute paths for this

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and your username would change,

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then the project would break.

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With a relative path, you are always starting

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relative from your current location.

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So inside this project folder, therefore,

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the project doesn't break no matter if you

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move it to another computer or cloud or

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any where else.

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With that we can actually navigate one level up

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to our desktop here and we can also clean our

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command from here because we have lots of

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information here.

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To clean or clear the current

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command prompt statutes, you simply type "CLS."

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Like this.

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With that you have a clean window here again.

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So we saw our different directories,

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we learned how to change directories,

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and we learned about absolute and relative paths.

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What we didn't learn so far is how we can

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actually create things in the files and folders.

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Maybe this is what we will tackle next.

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Right now we are on the desktop

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in our command prompt.

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You can also see to the left in our explorer.

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And now I want to create files and folders.

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Well, we can use DIR for example to see which

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files and folders we have.

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But I want to create a new one, a new folder,

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to be more precise.

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Folders can be created with the "MKDIR" so

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make directory command.

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Then you simply add a folder name.

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For example,

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command prompt.

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You do that.

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You see to the left already that the

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folder was created and you can also use this

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DIR, you know how this works in the meanwhile,

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and we can now navigate into

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this folder with relative path.

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You know how this works. So "CD", then "com"

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and then you can press tab. And with that

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we are now in this command prompt folder.

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Like this.

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And inside this folder, am I going to

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create another folder.

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Let's create another directory and say

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The Basics,

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something like this,

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right?

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So we have this folder now.

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Now we can navigate into it.

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And inside this folder am I going to create

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a file, let's see, a simple text file,

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for example.

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Files can be created with these so called

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echo command.

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Echo, written like this, and then the content

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of this text files, maybe

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our first file, in here

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I'll make this again a bit bigger for you.

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Then, you add this larger than sign

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and then you add the file name and the file type.

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So this could be a simple

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test.txt. File. Like this.

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So Echo, then the content of the file,

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then the larger than symbol, and then

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the file name and the file type.

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If we do that, we don't see a lot,

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but with DIR

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we see it that now we created

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this text.txt file here.

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this file, you can simply enter

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type test.txt

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because we are inside this folder so we can

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access this file and if you do that you see

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that you see that this contains this

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our first file test in here.

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Besides creating files and folders,

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let's go here and clear this again.

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Besides creating files and folders,

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we can of course also delete these.

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For that we are now again here in

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our basics folder.

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Let's now say, "Mmm, this text.txt file

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wasn't actually what I wanted"

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so let's delete it.

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For this you can simply say "del"

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for delete and now refer to the file.

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If you do that and check the content of the

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folder again, the file is gone.

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Same thing can also be done for a folder actually.

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So let me first create a folder in here, a new one,

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a delete folder, right so we create a

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directory delete.

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And now if we say, "Mmmm, actually don't

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need this one" we cannot make directory

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but remove it with remove directory,

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"RMDIR" and then refer to this delete folder.

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Do that and then check it,

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you see the folder is gone.

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So this is how you can create files and folders

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and how you can also delete these.

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And with that we will conclude this crash

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course on the Windows command prompt

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because for both, the purpose of this module

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so to learn GIT and GIT UP, and also for

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the purpose of this entire course,

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the knowledge we gain so far is absolutely

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sufficient.

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Therefore, in the next lectures, we will

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dive into the installation of GIT on our machines.

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In the next lecture we will install GIT on

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Net OS computers, so as Windows user you can

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skip this lecture and afterwards,

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we'll have a look at how we can install GIT

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on Windows machines.