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problem with renaming files
Hi,
I need to rename all the .txt files present in current directory to .dat files respectively in UNIX. for example: $ ls aaa.txt bbb.txt ccc.txt I need to change them to $ ls aaa.dat bbb.dat ccc.dat Is there any UNIX command to do this in one go? ->Johny |
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