It's time to get comfortable with the Terminal/Bash! Open up the terminal/bash on your computer and give these commands a try like you saw in the previous video:

ls
pwd
cd 
cd ..
clear
cd / **> root director**
cd ~
cd <folder/folder/folder> ** <> means to add your own folder names that exist on your computer.
mkdir <folder>
open <folder> **for windows use: start <folder>
touch index.html  **for windows use: echo "" > index.html
open index.html **for windows use: start index.html
open -a Sublime Text  **for windows see the note about this at the bottom of this lecture!!
open . **for windows use: start .
mv index.html about.html
*Try using the Up and Down arrow.

rm <file>
rm -r <folder>
say hello **(only on Mac)**

Windows ONLY: How to open -a Sublime Text  in windows?

**Assuming your Sublime Text was located in the "C:\Program Files\Sublime Text 4" directory**

1. In Git Bash copy paste and run:
echo 'alias subl="/C/Program\ Files/Sublime\ Text\ 3/sublime_text.exe"' >> ~/.bashrc

2. Close Git Bash and Open it again.

3. In Git bash type:

subl