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if you dont understand manual exposure yet then it may be a little difficult to really perfect your shot, but a semi-simple way i would recommend would be:

set your ISO to 400. put your camera on sports or action mode. this will give you the highest shutter speed available to you. put the camera on the tripod, compose the shot how you want it, focus on the moon with either autofocus if it works or manually, and press the shutter down halfway to see what your exposure is going to be. if the shutter speed is higher than 1/125th of a second, that should be good to freeze the movement of the moon and get a crisp shot. if the shutter speed is lower than that, go back into your ISO and raise it to 800 or something similar. recheck your exposure and hopefully it should be good at this point.
put the camera on self timer (a delay of 2 seconds is plenty, but 5 works too) to avoid shake from your hand on the camera when you're pressing the shutter. take some photos and check to see if they look good. if they look too bright or too dark, adjust your exposure by going +1 or -1 or whatever it needs to look good.

thats not exactly how i would shoot it but its probably the best way for you to get into it if you're still kind of new to the camera.