To remove the subdirectory `\dir` from the user's home directory, you can use the following command:
E. `rmdir ~/\\dir`
The backslash (`\`) is an escape character, and to use it as part of the directory name, you need to escape it with another backslash (i.e., `\\`). This way, the `rmdir` command will correctly interpret the directory name as `\dir`.
I was wrong. If you create a directory with mkdir /\dir, you create a directory \dir. To eliminate it we need to escape \ that's why we use rmdir /\\dir
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