How to create Directory in Linux

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 Create Directory in Linux


You can create the directory using mkdir command in the following way:

mkdir <directoryname>

Instruction : 
  • Use the console on the right-hand side. If the console is not
  • Visible then please click on the "console" button on the right-hand side
  • Type cd ~  command to go your home directory
  • Create a directory with the name xyz in your home directory

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