Retriving missing finder tool bar at top on macbook

The finder tool bar has disappeared from the top of my macbook screen. How do I make it come back?

Full Screen Mode?
The application window has entered Full Screen mode.
To exit Full Screen mode press the esc key (top leftmost key on the keyboard) .
Move the mouse pointer to the screen and hold it there for few seconds.
Menubar / Toolbar will drop down.
Click the blue double arrow icon at top right end of the bar.
Window should exit Full Screen mode.

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