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Now let's talk about renaming or
moving files. So currently we

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have a single file in our
working directory, and that is

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file one dot txt. Let's rename
this to main dot j s. So we use

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the Move command in Unix to
rename file one dot txt to main

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j s. So in this command, we can
rename or move files and

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directories. Okay, now, our
working directory is dirty. So

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let's run git status. We have
two changes, and both these

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changes are unstaged because
they're indicated by red, we

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have a delete operation with
deleted file on the txt. And

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under untracked files, we have a
new file. So as you saw at the

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beginning of this section, git
doesn't automatically track all

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your new files. Every time you
have a new file in your project,

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you have to add it to the
staging area, so Git starts

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tracking it. So once again, we
have to use the Add command to

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stage both these changes. git
add file one dot txt This is for

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staging the delicia Now let's
add the new untracked file, main

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dot j s. Now, let's run git
status one more time, look, give

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recognize that we've renamed
file one dot txt to main j s.

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And this item is indicated by
green, which means this is in

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the staging area. So renaming or
moving files is a two step

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operation. First, we have to
modify our working directory.

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And then we have to stage two
types of changes, and addition

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and deletion. So similar to
removing files, get gives us a

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special command for renaming or
moving files. That is good move.

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So instead of using the standard
move command in Unix, we're

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going to use Git more. Now let's
rename main j, s, to file on the

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J s, and then run git status one
more time. So we have a rename

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operation for renaming file on a
txt the file on the J s. So when

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we use the Move command, the
changes are applied to both the

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working directory and the
staging area. Now let's commit

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the changes For the message, I'm
going to say refactor code. The

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look at the statistics, one file
was changed. We have zero

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insertions because we haven't
added any new lines to any of

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our files. And we also have zero
deletions because we haven't

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removed any lines from any
files.