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In olden days of DOS, we had cd command to switch folders. The case does not seem same like DOS. Please help

Ronny F. Patel
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If you have a dir named "apps", with templates, static as its contents.

cd apps

will enter you to apps folder.

cd apps/templates

will enter you to templates directory

cd ..

you will reach to the apps dir 

cd

you will reach main directory

Rakesh Godhala
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you use the cd command , it stands for change directory.

the file system in linux is arranged in a tree beginning at the root or / directory.

One catch to lookout for is that using the cd command is relative to where you are now in the file system , unless you start the path after the cd command with a /

3 handy commands for traversing the filesystem

  • cd path or cd /path/path to change directory
  • pwd to display current directory you are in (present working directory)
  • ls to list the content of you current directory.
Pieter
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