How can Linux display the absolute path of the current directory?

When you use the `pwd` command in the Linux terminal, it will show the absolute path of the current working directory.

Here are the specific steps:

Open the terminal. You can open the terminal by finding the terminal icon in the application menu, or by using a keyboard shortcut combination (such as `Ctrl+Alt+T`).

Once the terminal window is opened, you will see a cursor waiting for your input.

3. Enter the `pwd` command and then press the Enter key.

The terminal will immediately display the absolute path of the current directory.

For example: the directory path /home/user/Documents

Please note that the format of absolute paths may vary depending on the system and configuration.