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00:00Computer science videos here today to show you guys in this tutorial how to

00:05extract a zip file within a USB flash drive on a Mac computer using terminal

00:10without further ado let us start the video. So in this tutorial you need to

00:16have access to a Mac computer a USB flash drive a zip file within that flash

00:21drive and be able to use terminal as well as the terminal commands so we're

00:25gonna start this tutorial. Let's now go all the way down to the dock open up

00:29the finder now insert the USB flash drive into the Mac computer let's just

00:36wait for that to load and open up let's go to locations located in the sidebar

00:44of the finder click on the Kingston USB the easiest way to unzip a zip file

00:51would be to double click on that zip file and that would extract all the

00:55contents however there may be a time where we need to perform a complex task

01:01in order to extract all the content from maybe a zip file with a password on it

01:08which is what terminal needs to be used in order to circumvent any complex

01:17situations so we can now minimize finder for the moment now let's go all the way

01:23down to the dock go to launchpad search for the command prompt terminal open

01:28this up increase the size of the terminal window increase the text size

01:32using command plus a couple of times let's now clear everything on screen

01:40let's now change directory to the desktop CD desktop tab semicolon ls

01:49minus L to list everything on the desktop let's navigate to volumes and

01:56Kingston CD slash volume Kingston semicolon ls minus L and now to extract

02:08the zip file which is computer science videos dot zip the command for this is

02:16unzip

02:24and the zip file name before we enter and watch the magic occur let's go all

02:33the way down to the dock open up the Kingston USB in finder place everything

02:42side-by-side and now go back to terminal and press enter and there we go

02:53zip file has now been unzipped let's go to the Kingston USB in finder click on

03:02the folder computer science videos and there we have all the content extracted

03:07in the folder computer science videos so we can do now is go back to terminal

03:14clear everything on screen CD quit terminal quit the Kingston USB eject the

03:26USB remove the USB from the my computer

03:37and so that's over this video I'll see you guys in my next tutorial thanks for now

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