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Linux and the shell · Day 2 · about 25 min

Finding your way

The filesystem tree, absolute and relative paths, cd.

One big tree

Linux has a single tree of folders (called directories) starting at /, the root. Your files live in /home/learner, settings in /etc, logs in /var/log, programs in /usr/bin. Every file has a path: the route through the tree.

cd and paths

tree projects
cd projects/cafe
pwd
cd api/src
pwd
cd ../..
pwd
cd /var/log
ls
cd ~
pwd
cd -
cd
  • / root of everything
  • /home/<user> personal files
  • /etc configuration
  • /var/log logs
  • /usr/bin programs
  • /tmp temporary files

The rest of this lesson

  • Shortcuts for moving aroundexplain
  • Absolute or relative?explain
  • Where am I?predict
  • Where do you end up?predict
  • Your turnwrite code
  • Badge quizquiz
  • What you learnedrecap

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