Why doesn't the Mac OSX finder have a Cut option? [closed]

Any feature, in order to exist, needs to be implemented. So the only real answer to this question is: 'Cut file' does not exist, because it has never been implemented.

1. Why is there no cut option on Mac?
2. What is the Mac shortcut for Cut?
3. Where is cut and paste on Mac?
4. How do I enable cut option in Big Sur Mac?

Why is there no cut option on Mac?

It's just like a cut and paste (it's copy and paste with no duplicate). It is simply not possible because the keyboard shortcut for Cut (⌘X) is not enabled for filesystem items in Finder. You'll need to ask Apple why they have not enabled Cut (⌘X) for filesystem items in Finder.

What is the Mac shortcut for Cut?

Command-X: Cut the selected item and copy it to the Clipboard. Command-C: Copy the selected item to the Clipboard. This also works for files in the Finder. Command-V: Paste the contents of the Clipboard into the current document or app.

Where is cut and paste on Mac?

Select the text or object you want to copy or cut by pressing Command + C to copy, or Command + X to cut. Put the cursor where you want to place the text/object, and Paste by pressing Command + Option/Alt + Shift + V.

How do I enable cut option in Big Sur Mac?

To cut and paste on a Mac, select the item you want to move, press Command+C, then press Command+Option+V to move it to a new location. You can also access the move command in the Edit menu once you've copied a file.