
\S mkdir \S:  Examples

       mkdir bin

    Creates an empty directory named "bin" in the current working directory.

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       mkdir $HOME/tmp

    Creates a new, empty directory named "tmp" in your HOME directory.






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       mkdir ../SOURCE ../SOURCE/CMD

    Creates a new, empty directory named "SOURCE" at the same level as the
    current working directory (both directories have the same parent directory)
    and then creates a new, empty directory named "CMD" in directory "SOURCE".
