How can I check the current path in Ubuntu?

When you use the ‘pwd’ command in the terminal, it will display the complete path information of your current location. Here are more detailed steps:

To open the terminal, you can either use the shortcut `Ctrl + Alt + T` or search and open the terminal in the applications menu.

2. Enter the command “pwd”: In the terminal window, type the following command and press the enter key:

   pwd

View current path: After executing the command, the terminal will immediately display the complete path information of the current location. For example, it may show a path like `/home/username/Documents`.

Please note:

The “pwd” command does not require any parameters or options.

The ‘username’ in the path will be replaced according to the username you are currently logged in with.

If the current directory is a symbolic link, the `pwd` command will display the actual path it points to.

4. Pwd is an abbreviation for “print working directory”.