Linux pwd Command: Show Current Directory Path

To display the absolute path of the current working directory in the Linux terminal, you can follow these steps:

1. Open the terminal: Open the terminal through the application menu or keyboard shortcuts.
2. Enter the “pwd” command: In the terminal window, type in the following command and press Enter.
3. Show current directory
4. View absolute path: After executing the command above, the terminal will immediately display the absolute path of the current working directory, usually starting from the root directory /. For example:
5. “Directory located at /home/user/Documents”

This method allows you to quickly obtain the absolute path of the current working directory, making it easier for you to manage files and perform other operations in the terminal.