Move multiple files in same directory without typing directory name each time (Linux)

Question

I have a directory dir with files a, b, c, and I want to move them

mv dir/a dir/b dir/c ...

is the standard way to do it. Is there a shortcut to avoid typing dir/ multiple times? Perhaps like so:

mv dir/(a, b, c) ...

Answer 1

是的，它与您的猜测非常相似： mv dir/{a,b,c} dest

Answer 2

Yes, you should be able to do the following

mv dir/{a.out, b.out, c.out} /path/to/newdirectory/

You just need to use curly braces instead of parenthesis.