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Unlike files which can be created by UNIX when
you specify something for them, directories must be specifically created.
When you want to create a directory, you will
typically use the "mkdir" utility. The syntax is simple:
mkdir -options directory_list
| Options |
Description |
| -m mode |
Specifies the initial permissions |
| -p |
Makes all non-existent children specified in the filename. For
example, "mkdir -p public_html/News" would make both "public_html" and its sub-
directory "News". |
Check out the following example
![[mkdir Example]](Images/mkdir.gif)
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