CD command in Linux (Tamil) Class 0 03

Описание: SILICON SHIPS TAMILAN
CD change directory (Linux)

The cd command in Linux stands for change directory. It is used to change the current directory of the terminal. The terminal, by default, opens the home directory.
EX : $ CD Desktop
CD Desktop $ vignesh
CD Desktop/vignesh $ mohan
CD Desktop/vignesh/mohan $

$ cd – (previous working Directory)
EX : $ cd Desktop
cd Desktop $ vignesh
cd Desktop/vignesh $ mohan
cd Desktop/vignesh/mohan $
cd –
Output : CD Desktop$

$ cd .. (Current Previous Working Directory)
EX : $ cd Desktop
cd Desktop $ vignesh
cd Desktop/vignesh $ mohan
cd Desktop/vignesh/mohan $
cd ..
Output : cd Desktop/vignesh$

$ cd ~ (Go to Home Directory)

EX : $ cd Desktop
cd Desktop $ vignesh
cd Desktop/vignesh $ mohan
cd Desktop/vignesh/mohan $
cd Desktop/vignesh/mohan $ cd ~
Output (cd decktop)

Cd / (By using `/` as an argument in `cd` we can change the directory to the root directory. The root directory is the first directory in your filesystem hierarchy. )

EX : $ cd Desktop
cd Desktop $ vignesh
cd Desktop/vignesh $ mohan
cd Desktop/vignesh/mohan $
cd Desktop/vignesh/mohan $ cd /
Output (root) or (user name)