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

 I can guide you through the general process of extracting files from a compressed folder to the Documents folder. The exact steps might vary depending on your operating system (Windows, macOS, or Linux). Here are the steps for Windows and macOS:

Windows:

  1. Locate the Compressed Folder:

    • Navigate to the location where your assignments compressed folder is saved.
  2. Open the Compressed Folder:

    • Double-click on the compressed folder to open it.
  3. Select All Files:

    • Inside the compressed folder, press Ctrl + A to select all files.
  4. Extract the Files:

    • Right-click on the selected files, and from the context menu, choose "Extract All..."
    • Follow the on-screen instructions in the extraction wizard.
    • Choose the destination as the Documents folder or browse to the Documents folder.
  5. Complete the Extraction:

    • Click "Extract" or "Finish" to complete the extraction process.

macOS:

  1. Locate the Compressed Folder:

    • Navigate to the location where your assignments compressed folder is saved.
  2. Open Terminal:

    • Press Cmd + Space to open Spotlight, type "Terminal," and press Enter.
  3. Navigate to the Compressed Folder:

    • Use the cd command followed by the path to your compressed folder.
    bash
    cd /path/to/compressed/folder
  4. Extract the Files:

    • Use the unzip command to extract the contents to the Documents folder.
    bash
    unzip -d ~/Documents/ filename.zip

    Replace filename.zip with the actual name of your compressed folder.

    • Press Enter.
  5. Verify Extraction:

    • Check your Documents folder to ensure the files were successfully extracted.

These steps should help you extract files from the compressed folder to the Documents folder on your respective operating system. If you encounter any issues or have a different operating system, please let me know

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