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How do I rename a bunch of files at once?
I have about 3000+ files name P08DDD that I want to rename U08DDD. How can I do this using a single command?
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Good job guys. This worked. Can you explain what this command is doing? I understand for i in P0* I understand do I understand mv "$i" I don't understand U"${i#P}" I understand done |