How to create multiple directories?

You can create multiple directories at once using the mkdir command by listing the directory names separated by spaces. Here’s how to do it:

mkdir directory1 directory2 directory3

To create three directories named dir1, dir2, and dir3, you would use:

mkdir dir1 dir2 dir3

If you want to create nested directories (e.g., parent/child), you can use the -p option:

mkdir -p parent/child

This command will create the parent directory and the child directory inside it, even if the parent directory does not already exist.

You can also use brace expansion to create multiple directories with similar names:

mkdir dir{1,2,3}

This command creates dir1, dir2, and dir3.

If you have any further questions or need more examples, feel free to ask!