Open lamyuewei opened 4 years ago
mkdir
is a generic command for adding directories. When at the root level, executing mkdir
is essentially creating a Module sub-directory. In other words, mkdir
created a module CS2113
. Executing addm cs2113
subsequently will result in adding the module CS2113
again, thus the error message that the module already exists. This is the intended behaviour. A further explanation of the mkdir
command can also be found in the User Guide:
Nonetheless, thank you for raising up the issue.
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User Guide writes that mkdir adds a new new child directory and addm adds a new module which is suppose to be different, yet it cannot be executed.