The result of the command "pwd" is an absolute path?
YES it is an absolute path
NO it is a relative path (depends on the current folder)
I absolutely don't know what an absolute path is
If I type "sl -a ." what is the output?
I need to wait for a train crossing the terminal
I can see some files inside the current directory
I can see ALL the files (also the hidden ones) inside the current directory
I delete all the files in the system (change computer)
I am in the home directory (~) and I do:
~ ❯ pushd /another/folder/that/exists
~ ❯ cd
~ ❯ cd /
~ ❯ cd -
~ ❯ popd
Where am I?
In the home directory (~)
In /another/folder/that/exists
In the root folder (/)
I don't know please help me I just want to go home
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