Navigating Linux Systems: Essential Commands ls, cd, and pwd

ls, cd and pwd are the basic linux command that every developer should know

The ls command lists the files and directories in the current working directory.

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By default, ls displays the files and directories in a column format, with one entry per line.

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The cd command is used to change the current working directory.

The cd command without any arguments takes you to your home directory.

The pwd command displays the current working directory.

The pwd command can be useful when navigating through the file system

The ".." notation in a path represents the parent directory of the current directory, while "." represents the current directory itself.

Learning to use ls, cd, and pwd effectively can help you become more proficient at working with the Linux command line.

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