linux:files:current-dir
Show the current working directory.
$ pwd
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The pwd command stands for "print working directory". It is a shell command used in Unix-based operating systems to display the current directory or folder that the user is in. When the command is executed, it will print the full path of the current directory to the terminal. This can be useful when working with files or directories in the command line, as it helps the user keep track of their current location in the file system.
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