mount command

The `mount` command is a function used in computer operating systems to connect a storage device, like a hard drive or USB drive, to the computer's file system. By using this command, the system can access and manage files on that device as part of its overall directory structure. When a device is mounted, users can read from and write to it, just like they would with internal storage. Once you’re done, the `umount` command can be used to safely disconnect and unmount the device, ensuring all data is saved properly.