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How to Create a Folder On a Mac - 3 Different Ways - Basic Tutorial | New #Folders #TerminalCommands #ComputerScienceVideos

1. Right Click / New Folder
2. Shift + CMD + N
3. Open Terminal and type mkdir 'Folder Name'

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00:00Computer Science Videos here today to show you guys in this tutorial how to
00:05create a folder on a Mac computer three different ways. Without further ado let
00:11us start the video. So in this tutorial you need to have access to a Mac
00:15computer, be able to remember some of these Mac keyboard shortcuts so we can
00:21start the tutorial. So let's just go to the desktop. Number one, right-click new
00:27folder to create a new folder on the screen. What we can also do is use a
00:36keyboard shortcut shift command and N for new folder and there we go we have
00:43the second folder on screen. Now the third way is to go all the way down to
00:49the dock, go to launchpad, search for terminal, open that up, increase the size
00:58of the terminal window, command plus a couple of times. Let's just clear the
01:03contents on screen and do cd desktop
01:12semicolon ls minus L to see all the contents on screen and so what we are
01:21looking to do is create another folder and the command is make directory so mkdir
01:31let's just say folder, enter and there we go the third folder on screen so we can
01:40now clear the contents on screen. We can now quit terminal and so that's all for
01:49this video. I'll see you guys in my next tutorial. Thanks for now. Thank you for
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