how can you extract all the files in the assignments compressed folder to the documents folder?

 Extracting files from a compressed folder and moving them to another location, such as the Documents folder, depends on the operating system you're using. I'll provide instructions for both Windows and macOS.

Windows:

  1. Locate the Compressed Folder:

    • Navigate to the folder where your compressed (ZIP) folder is located.

  2. Extract All Files:

    • Right-click on the compressed folder.
    • Select "Extract All..." from the context menu.
    • Choose the destination for the extracted files. In this case, select the Documents folder.

  3. Complete the Extraction:

    • Click "Extract" and wait for the process to complete.

macOS:

  1. Locate the Compressed Folder:

    • Navigate to the folder where your compressed (ZIP) folder is located.

  2. Extract All Files:

    • Double-click on the compressed folder. This will automatically extract the contents to the same location.

  3. Move Files to Documents:

    • Open a new Finder window.
    • Navigate to the Documents folder.

  4. Drag and Drop:

    • Drag the extracted files or folder from the original location to the Documents folder.

Alternatively, you can use the Terminal on macOS for a command-line approach:

bash
# Assuming the compressed folder is on the desktop and you want to move it to the Documents folder
cd ~/Desktop
unzip -d ~/Documents YourCompressedFolder.zip

Replace "YourCompressedFolder.zip" with the actual name of your compressed folder.

Remember to adapt these instructions based on your specific file paths and folder names

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