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
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'.
Using Command Line:
- Press
Win + R
, typecmd
, 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\"
(replaceassignments.zip
with your file name andYourUsername
with your actual username).
- Press
macOS
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.
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 andYourUsername
with your actual username).
Linux
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.
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 andYourUsername
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.
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