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Unlock the power of navigation in Linux with the 'cd' command! In this video, dive into the fundamentals of the 'cd' command, your key to seamless directory navigation in the Linux terminal.

The cd command, short for Change Directory, is a basic, built-in shell command of Linux. This command will take the user from the current directory (current location) to a specified directory. In this comprehensive guide, explore the intricacies of the 'cd' command in Linux. From changing directories to navigating nested folders, I have got you covered. Learn essential tips, tricks, and practical examples to enhance your command line skills.

💡 Key Topics Covered:
1. Understand what cd command is along with its syntax.
2. 6 practical examples showcasing its application.
3. Practical demonstration of changing to the root and home directory, moving into specific directories.
4. Practical demonstration of backward directory navigation.

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Content Index
0:00 Introduction
0:13 What is cd Command?
0:39 Example 1: Change Directory to Root Directory 
1:04 Example 2: Change Directory to Home Directory 
1:18 Example 3: Move Inside a Directory 
1:44 Example 4: Move Into Nested directories
2:19 Example 5: Moving One Directory Backwards 
2:49 Example 6: Moving Multiple Directory Backwards

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Commands Used
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Example 1: Change Directory to Root Directory
1. pwd
2. cd /
3. ls

Example 2: Change Directory to Home Directory
1. cd ~

Example 3: Move Inside a Directory
1. ls
2. cd Sports

Example 4: Move Into Nested directories
1. cd Sports/Cricket/Bangladesh

Example 5: Moving One Directory Backwards
1. cd ..
2. pwd
3. cd ..

Example 6: Moving Multiple Directory Backwards
1. cd ../../
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