Compress
tar -zcvf <destination_name>.tar.gz <folder1> <folder2> <file1>
Extract
# destination could be . if you want to xtract here
tar -zxvf <archive_name> <destination>
tar -zcvf <destination_name>.tar.gz <folder1> <folder2> <file1>
# destination could be . if you want to xtract here
tar -zxvf <archive_name> <destination>
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