How to use cd command in Linux
Linux Tutorial | In this video you will learn how to change the directory by using cd command in Linux & Unix with different examples.
cd command is a Unix/Linux command which is used to change the directory or folder of terminal's shell.
cd : Typing this command by itself returns you to your home
directory.
cd ~ : Takes you to your home directory.
cd / : Change to root directory.
cd .. : Change to parent directory of your current working directory or to go one folder up from your current working directory.
cd ../.. : To go two folder up from current working directory.
cd technical_Junction : Change to sub-directory technical_Junction .
cd /home/youtuber/technical_Junction : Change the directory with absolute path .
cd - : Toggle between current working directory and previous
working directory.
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