How to Rename file in Linux

Note: Linux file system is case sensitive there is difference between letter "a" and "A" so alwasy remember that the command you are using must be accurate. Upper case and lower case of single charachter makes a lot diffence in commands.

Here i will show you how to remain files in Linux. 

Here are some steps to follow to Remain files in Linux. To Rename file in Linux Command used is Linux. 

The syntax for mv command is just like follows

mv source destination

where -

mv: Linux Command move

source: Source of file to move

destination: destination where you want to move file

For example if you want to move file named Linux.txt  to directory /root/pravin

then type mv Linux.txt /root/pravin

Now how to remove file in Linux using mv command

To rename the file you have to move the file on destination with different that want to rename.

For example move file /root/Linux.txt  To /root/Linux1.txt 

here the Linux1.txt is renamed file.

syntax

mv /root/Linux.txt  /root/Linux1.txt