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Course Introduction：Example analysis of mkdir function usage in php, mkdir example analysis. Example analysis of mkdir function usage in PHP, mkdir example analysis This article analyzes the usage of mkdir function in PHP with examples. Share it with everyone for your reference. The specific analysis is as follows: mkdir() syntax: bool mkd

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Course Introduction：The mkdir command in Linux is used to create directories. The syntax is: mkdir [options] [directory name]. Options include: -p (create non-existent parent directory), -m (set directory permission mode), -v (display details). Usage examples: mkdir Documents can create a directory named "Documents"; mkdir -p Documents/Work can create a "Documents/Work" subdirectory; mkdir -m 755 Documents can set the permission mode of the "Documents" directory to 755.

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Course Introduction：The mkdir command in Linux is used to create directories in the Linux operating system. Syntax: mkdir [options] <directory name>. Options include: -p: create directories recursively; -m: set permissions; -v: display creation details. Usage example: mkdir new_dir, recursively create a directory: mkdir -p dir1/dir2/dir3, set permissions: mkdir -m 755 private.

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Course Introduction：The Linux mkdir command is used to create directories, and its syntax is mkdir [options] directory name. Options include: -p creates the directory recursively, -v displays the creation process, -m specifies directory permissions, and -Z sets the context using SELinux. For example: mkdir my_directory creates a directory named "my_directory"; mkdir -p my_directory/sub_directory recursively creates "sub_directory" and its parent directory; mkdir -m 755 my_directory creates "my_" with permission 755

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