Here are some common options for the mv command in Linux:
-f: Force move without prompting for confirmation, even if it means overwriting an existing file.-i: Interactive mode; prompts for confirmation before overwriting an existing file.-n: No overwrite; does not overwrite an existing file.-v: Verbose mode; provides detailed output of what the command is doing.
These options can be combined to tailor the behavior of the mv command to your needs. For example:
mv -iv source.txt destination.txt
This command would move source.txt to destination.txt, prompting for confirmation if destination.txt already exists.
