What command is used to remove the directory in Linux?(1 Point)rdrdirrmdirremove

The correct command used to remove a directory in Linux is rmdir.

Explanation:

1. rmdir: This command is specifically designed to remove empty directories. If you try to use it on a directory that contains files or other subdirectories, the command will fail with an error message indicating that the directory is not empty.

2. remove: This isn't a standard command in Linux for directory deletion. It might be confused with the rm command, which is used for removing files and directories, but does not specifically target directories.

3. rdrdir: This is not a valid command in Linux and does not correspond to any standard function.

In practice, if you want to remove a directory that contains files, you would use the rm -r command (where -r stands for recursive) to remove the directory and its contents. However, the exact command from your options that pertains to removing a directory is rmdir.

Final Answer

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