👉 In computer science and programming, a "subdirectory" is a directory within a larger directory or file system. It is a separate directory that contains only files or directories that are not part of the main directory. Subdirectories can be created by using the `mkdir` command with a specific name for them. For example: ``` mkdir /path/to/subdirectory ``` This creates a new subdirectory at `/path/to/subdirectory`. To remove a subdirectory, use the `rmdir
