How to change current working directory?

To change the current working directory in Linux, you can use the cd (change directory) command. Here’s how to do it:

1. Basic Usage:
   To change to a specific directory, use:

   cd /path/to/directory

2. Relative Path:
   If you want to change to a directory relative to your current location, you can do:

   cd directory_name

3. Parent Directory:
   To move up one level to the parent directory, use:

   cd ..

4. Home Directory:
   To change to your home directory, simply use:

   cd ~

   or just:

   cd

5. Using Absolute Path:
   You can specify the full path to change to any directory:

   cd /home/username/documents

6. Check Current Directory:
   After changing directories, you can confirm your current working directory by using:

   pwd

These commands will help you navigate the file system effectively.