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# -r (recursive) option to do the entire directory trees at once
zip -r myfiles.zip mydir

zip archivename.zip filename1 filename2 filename3

# $ zip -r <output_file> <folder_1> <folder_2> ... <folder_n>

zip -r temp.zip Documents

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