How can I access the current directory path in Linux?
You can use the command “pwd” in a Linux system to retrieve the current directory’s path. Here is a more detailed explanation:
- Open terminal: In a Linux system, open the terminal application. You can use the shortcut Ctrl+Alt+T to open the terminal.
- Enter the command “pwd”: type the following command in the terminal and press enter.
pwd
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By using the pwd command, you can easily view the path of your current location, allowing for navigation or other operations when needed.
