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Question

What do the linux command below do ?

$ cd -

Answer

Another useful shortcut with cd is to just type cd - to go to the previous directory.

paul@debian8$ pwd /home/paul
paul@debian8$ cd /etc paul@debian8$ pwd /etc
paul@debian8$ cd - /home/paul
paul@debian8$ cd - /etc

Question

What do the linux command below do ?

$ cd -

Answer
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Question

What do the linux command below do ?

$ cd -

Answer

Another useful shortcut with cd is to just type cd - to go to the previous directory.

paul@debian8$ pwd /home/paul
paul@debian8$ cd /etc paul@debian8$ pwd /etc
paul@debian8$ cd - /home/paul
paul@debian8$ cd - /etc
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Chapter 8. working with directories
/share/games paul@debian8$ cd .. paul@debian8$ pwd /usr/share To stay in the current directory, type cd . ;-) We will see useful use of the . character representing the current directory later. <span>cd - Another useful shortcut with cd is to just type cd - to go to the previous directory. paul@debian8$ pwd /home/paul paul@debian8$ cd /etc paul@debian8$ pwd /etc paul@debian8$ cd - /home/paul paul@debian8$ cd - /etc absolute and relative paths You should be aware of absolute and relative paths in the file tree. When you type a path starting with a slash (/), then the root of the file tree is assume

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