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

 To extract all the files from a compressed folder and move them to the Documents folder, you can follow these general steps. The process might vary slightly depending on your operating system:

On Windows:

1. Locate the Compressed Folder:

   • Navigate to the folder where the compressed (zip) folder is located.

2. Extract Files:

   • Right-click on the compressed folder.
   • Select "Extract All..." from the context menu.
   • Choose the destination where you want to extract the files. In this case, select the Documents folder.
   • Click "Extract."

On macOS:

1. Locate the Compressed Folder:

   • Navigate to the folder where the compressed folder is located.

2. Extract Files:

   • Double-click on the compressed folder to automatically extract its contents.
   • If you want to specify a different location, drag the extracted files to the Documents folder.

On Linux (using the command line):

1. Open Terminal:

   • Open the terminal application.

2. Navigate to the Folder:

   • Use the cd command to navigate to the folder where the compressed folder is located.

   bash
   cd /path/to/your/folder
   

3. Extract Files:

   • Use the unzip command to extract the contents.

   bash
   unzip compressed_folder.zip -d /path/to/Documents
   

   Replace "compressed_folder.zip" with the actual name of your compressed folder.

After these steps, the files from the compressed folder should be extracted and moved to the Documents folder. Be sure to adjust the commands or options based on your specific file paths and system. If you encounter any issues, feel free to provide more details about your operating system for more specific instructions