Check the Current Directory in Bash
Learn how to change directories via "pwd" command.
pwd
Definition:
pwd
is a Shell built-in command which is mainly used to print the current directory’s name. Unlike many other commands, pwd can also be used just by itself without any arguments. It is rarely used with any arguments or options.
Syntax:
pwd [option]
Example:
- To print current working directory
pwd
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