Learn the Command Line, cd I, codecademy Tutorial VIDEO
In this codeacademy challenge we learn more about the "cd" command. "cd" stands for "change directory. This allows us to specify the directory we want to get into and will change the working directory. This is similar to double clicking and opening a file on windows. We finish it off by learning about the ".." command which we will learn more about next lesson.
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