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# FileManager

An amazingly useless tool!


Available commands:
list - displays contents in a directory in the form of a list
info - displays the contents of a file
mkdir - creates a new directory
rename - allows to change the name of a file
copy - creates a copy of a chosen file
move - changes the location of a file to a chosen directory
delete - deletes a chosen file
quit - exits out of the file manager shell

The type of user whom would come across the listed commands would be possibly looking to manipulate files and
directories. Using commands such as 'copy' and 'move' a user can create a copy and/or move it into a different
directory. Utilizing the 'delete' command the user can remove a file all together. To check the contents
of a directory utilizing the 'list' command followed by the file path location would display them in the shell.
The 'mkdir' command creates a new directory followed by a prompt asking the user to enter a directory name. Once
the user is finished in the manager shell, the 'quit' command would close the shell down.