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tree: Display the tree using ASCII characters instead of extended characters.
$ tree ${path\to\directory} /a
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The command "tree ${path\to\directory} /a" is used to display the directory tree structure starting from the specified path.
- "tree" is the command that generates a graphical representation of the folder structure.
- "${path\to\directory}" represents the path to the directory that you want to display the tree structure of.
- "/a" is an optional parameter used to display all files and folders, including hidden ones.
When you execute this command, it will return a visual representation of the directory structure, showing all subdirectories, files, and their relationships to each other. The "/a" parameter ensures that even hidden files and folders are included in the tree.
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