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In Linux, to delete a folder (or directory) you can use the "rm" command, and the "-r" parameter to delete the entire directory and its contents. The specific command is as follows.
rm -r directory name
Please note that you must be very careful when using the "rm" command, as it will permanently delete files and will not put them in the recycle bin. Therefore, please check the folder you want to delete and its contents carefully to make sure you do not delete important data by mistake.
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