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dirs:tldr:5d779
dirs: Display only the nth entry in the directory stack, starting at 0.
$ dirs +${N}
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The "dirs +${N}" command is used in Unix-like operating systems to navigate between directories stored in a stack.
The variable "N" represents a number, which specifies the position of the directory in the stack.
The command "dirs" lists the contents of the directory stack, showing the directories in the order they were added.
The "+" symbol is used to reference a directory relative to the current directory. So, when "+${N}" is added after the "dirs" command, it points to the directory at position N in the stack.
In summary, the command "dirs +${N}" allows you to quickly change the current working directory to the directory present at position N in the directory stack.
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