how can you extract all the files in the assignments compressed folder to the documents folder?

 To extract all the files from a compressed folder (like a ZIP file) into the Documents folder, you can use different methods depending on the operating system you are using. Here's how you can do it on Windows, macOS, and Linux:

Windows

1. Using File Explorer:

   • Navigate to the compressed folder (ZIP file).
   • Right-click on it and select 'Extract All…'.
   • In the dialog that appears, click 'Browse' and navigate to the Documents folder.
   • Select the Documents folder and click 'Extract'.

2. Using Command Line:

   • Press Win + R, type cmd, and press Enter to open Command Prompt.
   • Use the cd command to navigate to the directory containing your compressed folder.
   • Type expand "assignments.zip" -F:* "C:\Users\YourUsername\Documents\" (replace assignments.zip with your file name and YourUsername with your actual username).

macOS

1. Using Finder:

   • Double-click on the ZIP file.
   • This will automatically extract the files into the same folder where your ZIP file is located.
   • Then, you can manually move the extracted files to the Documents folder.

2. Using Terminal:

   • Open Terminal.
   • Type unzip /path/to/assignments.zip -d /Users/YourUsername/Documents (replace /path/to/assignments.zip with the path to your ZIP file and YourUsername with your actual username).

Linux

1. Using File Manager:

   • Navigate to the ZIP file in your file manager.
   • Right-click on the ZIP file and choose 'Extract Here' or 'Extract to…'.
   • Choose the Documents directory as the destination.

2. Using Terminal:

   • Open a terminal window.
   • Type unzip /path/to/assignments.zip -d /home/YourUsername/Documents (replace /path/to/assignments.zip with the path to your ZIP file and YourUsername with your actual username).

Make sure to replace the placeholders like YourUsername, assignments.zip, and the file paths with the actual values relevant to your system and files.