In Linux, you can move a folder from one location to another using the mv command. The basic syntax for moving a folder using the mv command is:
mv source_folder destination
For example, if you have a folder named myfolder in your current directory and you want to move it to the /tmp directory, you can use the following command:
mv myfolder /tmp
This will move the myfolder directory from the current directory to the /tmp directory.
Note that if you specify a filename as the destination argument, mv will rename the folder instead of moving it. For example:
mv myfolder mynewfolder
This will rename the myfolder directory to mynewfolder in the same directory.