How to access the root directory?

To access the root directory in a Bash shell, you can use the cd command followed by a forward slash /. Here’s how to do it:

Command:

cd /

Explanation:

• This command changes your current directory to the root directory.
• After executing it, you can use ls to list the contents of the root directory.

Example:

cd /
ls

This will show you the top-level directories and files under the root directory.

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