Command to create new directory

The command to create a new directory in most operating systems is:

mkdir

Here's an example:

mkdir mynewdirectory

This will create a new directory named "mynewdirectory" in the current working directory.

If you want to create a directory in a specific location, you can specify the path:

mkdir /path/to/new/directory

For example:

mkdir /home/user/documents/mynewdirectory

Note: mkdir stands for "make directory".