How to navigate file systems?

To navigate file systems in a terminal, you can use the following commands:

1. Change Directory (cd): Use this command to move between directories.

   • Example:

     cd /path/to/directory

2. List Files and Directories (ls): This command displays the contents of the current directory.

   • Example:

     ls

3. Go Up One Directory (cd ..): This command moves you up to the parent directory.

   • Example:

     cd ..

4. Current Directory (pwd): This command shows the path of the current directory you are in.

   • Example:

     pwd

5. Tab Completion: You can use the Tab key to auto-complete directory and file names while typing commands.

These commands will help you navigate through the file system effectively.