07 | "rmdir" - Remove empty Directory | "rm" - Remove Files & Directories | Linux CLI
This video describes how the "rmdir" & "rm" commands work in Linux.
rmdir command is used in Linux to remove or delete any empty directory in Linux.
We can use the absolute path or relative path with the rmdir command.
Now with the flag -p "rmdir" command can also remove the directory structure wihich is empty.
But to remove the directory which is not empty, i.e. some file exist, we have to use the "rm" command
For the Linux command line Interface video I have used here the Arch Based Manjaro Distro and Guake Terminal with BASH SHELL
07 | "rmdir" - Remove empty Directory | rm - Remove Files & Directories | Linux CLI
#rmdir #remove_directory #rm