Tips for using the CD command

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• Quickly switch to the Home Directory
• Quickly switch to a user's home directory
• Switch to the current directory used last time

Here are some tips for using the CD command.

 

Quickly switch to the Home Directory

In Linux ,~ Indicates the current user's home directory. to quickly switch to your home directory, run the following command:

Cd ~

Or use CD directly.

CD

 

Quickly switch to a user's home directory

How can I switch to a user's home directory? For example, to switch to the Home Directory of the root user, run the following command:

Cd ~ Root

 

Switch to the current directory used last time

Suppose we need to do a lot of things in the/usr/local/src directory now. In this process, we need to temporarily switch to the home directory:

Cd ~... # Processing in the Home Directory

We have done everything in the home directory. Now we have to go back to the/usr/local/src directory. How can we go back?

Method 1: traditional methods:

CD/usr/local/src

Method 2: This is the new method we want to talk about. Using-(short horizontal line) can help us quickly return to the current directory used last time.

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