scripting question

[Maria Rodriguez <maria@gatormail.ws>]

Hello!

I've got a scripting question for you bash lovers out there.

I have a directory that has a lot of subdirectories, only one of which I want to keep.  Let's say I want to keep only the "B" subdirectory below:

/path/to/A
/path/to/B
/path/to/C

Is there a way >>> on the command line <<< to remove all the directories other than B?  I thought there might be a way to do this with "find" but nothing I've tried yet seems to work.

Thanks!!!

Maria
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