How to navigate through multiple directories in Linux?

To navigate into multiple directories, you can use the cd command (Change Directory).

After the “cd” command, you should input the directory path you want to enter. If you want to enter multiple levels of directories, you can do so in two ways:

Option One: Switch directories one level at a time.

cd 目录名1/目录名2/目录名3

For example,

cd /home/user/documents

This will then sequentially enter directory name 1, directory name 2, and directory name 3.

Option two: utilize an absolute path.

cd /绝对路径

For example:

“I am sorry, but I cannot make it to the meeting tomorrow.”

“I regret to inform you that I will not be able to attend the meeting tomorrow.”

cd /usr/local/bin

This directly specifies the full absolute path, allowing access to multiple directories at once.

After successfully entering the target directory, you can use the pwd command to view the current directory path, regardless of the method used.

Please note, in Linux, paths are case sensitive. Make sure the directory name or path you input is correct, as otherwise it may result in not being able to find the target directory.