pwd command
The pwd (Print Working Directory) command is essential for navigating the Linux filesystem. It instantly shows your current directory, so you always know where you are while working at the command line.
pwd displays the full path to your present working directory. This is crucial for beginners learning to navigate Linux, as the operating system organizes data in a clear hierarchy starting from the root directory (/).
Suppose you’re organizing documents for a project. To confirm you’re in the right folder, use:
pwdOutput: Output will be your working directory
Knowing your exact location within the directory structure reduces mistakes and speeds up navigation, particularly when working across multiple folders and projects.
Next: cd Command in Linux
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