Stop relying on your mouse! 🚀 In this tutorial, **Beshilo Coding Academy** teaches you how to navigate your computer and manage projects like a pro using the terminal.
Knowing how to create, delete, and move between folders using commands is a fundamental skill for any software engineer or web developer. We break down the most common commands you’ll use every single day in your coding journey.
**What You’ll Master:**
✅ **Navigation:** Using `pwd` to find your location and `cd` to move between directories.
✅ **Folder Management:** Creating multiple folders at once with `mkdir`.
✅ **File Creation:** Using the `touch` command to instantly create HTML and CSS files.
✅ **File Visibility:** Using `ls` to list all contents and verifying file extensions.
✅ **Cleanup:** How to clear your terminal view and back out of folders.
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### **⏱️ CHAPTERS (Exact Timestamps)**
00:00 – Introduction to Terminal Basics
00:12 – `pwd`: How to Check Your Current Working Directory
00:21 – `ls`: Listing All Files and Folders
00:29 – `mkdir`: Creating New Folders & Directories
00:46 – `cd`: Navigating Into and Out of Folders
01:05 – `touch`: How to Create HTML & CSS Files via Terminal
01:21 – Moving Backwards: Using `cd ..` to Step Back
01:57 – `clear`: How to Clean Up Your Terminal Interface
02:18 – Verifying File Extensions and Project Structure
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### **Resources & Links**
🔗 Download Git Bash (Recommended Terminal): https://git-scm.com/downloads
**Complete Your Setup:**
📺 [How to Install Git & Create a GitHub Account | Complete Beginner Guide](https://studio.youtube.com/video/UqCRxrO9y-Y)
📺 [Git & GitHub Full Course for Beginners | Zero to Hero](https://studio.youtube.com/video/T_Js1IIOhUs)
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### **About Beshilo Coding Academy**
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