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cd command is used to change the current directory to another directory.
By default ,the cd command will navigates you to your home directory . The ( ~ ) tilde is not required for that.
The syntax is cd followed by the name of the directory you want to go to.
Examples:
1) cd /home/user/www will change the directory you are in to /home/user/www.
2) cd /home/ri*/www would also take you to /home/rich/www, assuming there was no other folder in /home beginning with ri.
3) You can also use ../ to move you up one level in the file structure, or ../../ to move up two levels etc.
4) If you are in /home/rich/www, then cd ../ will take you to /home/rich, and ../../ will take you to /home.
5) From /home/rich/www, cd ../../bob will take you to /home/bob.
cd command is used to change the current directory to another directory.
By default ,the cd command will navigates you to your home directory . The ( ~ ) tilde is not required for that.
The syntax is cd followed by the name of the directory you want to go to.
Examples:
1) cd /home/user/www will change the directory you are in to /home/user/www.
2) cd /home/ri*/www would also take you to /home/rich/www, assuming there was no other folder in /home beginning with ri.
3) You can also use ../ to move you up one level in the file structure, or ../../ to move up two levels etc.
4) If you are in /home/rich/www, then cd ../ will take you to /home/rich, and ../../ will take you to /home.
5) From /home/rich/www, cd ../../bob will take you to /home/bob.