What are common mv options?

The mv command has several options that enhance its functionality. Here are some common options:

-i (interactive): Prompts before overwriting an existing file.
```
mv -i source.txt destination.txt
```
-f (force): Moves files without prompting, even if it means overwriting existing files.
```
mv -f source.txt destination.txt
```
-n (no clobber): Prevents overwriting an existing file. If the destination file exists, the move will not occur.
```
mv -n source.txt destination.txt
```
-v (verbose): Displays detailed information about the move operation, showing what is being moved.
```
mv -v source.txt destination.txt
```

To move a file with prompts for confirmation if it exists:

mv -i file.txt /path/to/destination/

To move multiple files and see what is being moved:

mv -v *.txt /path/to/destination/

These options can be combined as needed. If you have more questions or need further examples, feel free to ask!