6. How to navigate file structures and stop processes on the command line (a Drupal how-to)
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Here's a short excerpt from the video: "In this section, what we're going to do is walk through a number of the command line commands that you'll be using throughout this series. This will give you a sense of how to get around on the command line and do a couple of important tasks. Now, the number of command line commands that are out there are tremendous, so we're narrowing this down to just the few that you really need to get around. So let's go ahead and begin with pwd which stands for print working directory. This, when I press en..."
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