Use the pwd command of linux to display the current path

This article mainly introduces the use of linux pwd command to display the current path, the article is very detailed, has a certain reference value, interested friends must read it!

The pwd command is an acronym for each word in "print working directory" and, like the word shown, prints the working directory, that is, showing the absolute path to the current working directory.

In practice, we often switch between different directories, in order to prevent "getting lost", we can use the pwd command to quickly check the current directory path.

Syntax format: pwd [parameters]

Common parameters:

-L displays the logical path

Reference example

View the current working directory path:

[root@linuxcool ~] # pwd

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