‫Now, the seed command or change directory command.
‫This is used to change the current working directory in Linux and other Unix like operating systems.
‫It's one of the most basic and frequently used commands when you're working on the Linux terminal.
‫You can specify the path of the directory.
‫And in addition to that, you can change the directory with some special symbols.
‫A double dot is a symbol for the upper folder, a single dot is the symbol for the current folder.
‫So if you run the Citi double down.
‫It moves you to the previous folder.
‫If you run the city command without any parameter, it'll give you the home folder of the current user.
‫Still, the user moves to the home directory of the named user.
‫And finally, CDs single dash moves to the previous position.
‫All right, so let's go ahead and practice it.
‫So go to Kelly.
‫Change directory to slash users slash share slash and maps slash scripts.
‫Now, let's check the current folder with the pWt command.
‫OK.
‫So now let's move the previous folder with a double dot.
‫Cool now, check the current folder again, and as you can see, we have now moved to the upper folder.
‫Says go ahead and run the city command without parameters and check the current folder.
‫And you can see that we are in the home folder of the county user.
‫Now, if we run the city command with a dash, we'll move to the previous position.
‫And yeah, so I'll see how we just moved back to the map folder.
‫So let's go to the home folder again, this time use the tilde sign.
‫OK, great.
‫Well, now we're back at the home folder again.