Linux commands: pwd

A comprehensive guide to using the pwd command to check the current working directory.

When navigating through the filesystem and feeling unsure of your current location, the pwd command comes in handy. By executing the command pwd, you can obtain the path of the directory you are currently in.

To execute the command, simply type pwd in the terminal. The output will display the complete path of the current folder.

Important note: The pwd command can be used on various operating systems, including Linux, macOS, WSL, and any UNIX-like environment.

tags: [“Linux commands”, “pwd”, “current working directory”, “file system navigation”]