You mentioned the -p flag for rmdir. It can also be used with mkdir, as 'mkdir x/y/z'.
As a few people have mentioned, you can add aliases in your ~/.bashrc.
My favorite is: mkdcd() { mkdir $1 cd $1 } Which makes creating and changing your cwd easy.
And also: cd.. for cd ..
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You mentioned the -p flag for rmdir. It can also be used with mkdir, as 'mkdir x/y/z'.
As a few people have mentioned, you can add aliases in your ~/.bashrc.
My favorite is:
mkdcd() {
mkdir $1
cd $1
}
Which makes creating and changing your cwd easy.
And also: cd.. for cd ..