pwd
pwd linux command cheatsheet by Thamizhiniyan C S
Introduction
The pwd
Linux command prints the current working directory path, starting from the root (/
). This command is used to Print the name of the current working directory.
Syntax
pwd [OPTION]...
Important Flags
Flag
Description
-L
, --logical
Instructs pwd
to output the $PWD
environment variable contents, including symbolic links. If no option is specified, pwd
assumes -L
.
-P
, --physical
Prints the path to the current directory. All the components are directory names, and symbolic links are resolved.
--version
Outputs the program version.
--help
Displays the help message.
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