Based on these command, and illustrated in the included screen shot answer the following question....How many files are their, and why?

At the command prompt, type:

cd ..

Press . At the command prompt, type:

ls -F

Press .

At the command prompt, type:

mv --interactive testfile4.txt MyTestFiles/testfile2.txt

Press .

The command mv to move file used, and with permission will force overwrite of destination file.

Type y and press to confirm you want to overwrite the file in the destination folder.

At the command prompt, type:

mv i testfile?.txt MyTestFiles

Press . Type y and press to confirm that you want to overwrite the files in the destination folder.

At the command prompt, type:

ls F

Press . How many files are there and why?

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