In a file explorer or another graphical interfaces it is quite easy to go to another directory to another
place.
For example I can go inside my home directory to bash at a but how to get there.
Using only terminal.
Firstly let's open terminal and make sure where we are.
In my case I am inside.
Home Richard bash a folder.
Let's say that I want to go there to home Richard Ray from new terminal.
My starting point is home Richard
change director it is easy.
Just type C D.
Space followed by bad where you want to go.
In my case home Richard Besh at a and that's it.
I am inside another directory.
Let's check it with BW.
Come on.
Which prince name or a current directory which is a home Richard bash at a good.
Now when I open new terminal
I can go to Home Richard and I in another way I can use a relative but instead of absolute path that
means because I am already in home Richard I can just type go to bed at a from my starting point and
the result is the same
what is used very often is the old the symbol which represents your home directory and if I use it I
will switch to my home directory
if I want to go back to previous location before I use ceded command I can use CDE space dash which
returns me to previous location before using city command in my case oh Richard Besh a
what is also good to know is using city with two dots which moves you one directory up.
Now I am in a home Richard Besh
if I use it once again I am now in home Richard.
Now only in home and when I use it again I am in a rude folder and just for a recap when typing seedy
with a dash I switch to my previous location which is a home and when using the old US symbol I switch
to my home directory which is in my case for home.
Richard.