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Command to rename a file a.txt to b.txt in Linux is
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Command to rename a file a.txt to b.txt in Linux is
Select one:
a. ren a.txt b.txt
b. mv a.txt b.txt
c. rm a.txt b.txt
d. rename a.txt b.txt
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