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So let's see how the first Carmyle we're going to learn works.

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Notice how my prompt and the title looked like there's still sign references my home directory.

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Because I'm root my home directory name is going to be root and I can verify this by typing PWT which

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outputs slash through telling me that I am currently in the working directory of fruit.

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Let's say you want to change this and I want to go to the temp directory.

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I can do that easily by typing see the space slash temp.

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I notice now that my prompter's change to temp and also the title of my window has changed the temp.

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I can verify this and double check it by typing PWT which output slash the MP telling me that my current

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working directory now is temp.

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Let's say I want to move one level up.

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If you remember the directory structure the slash or the root directory is the very first directory

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where all the other directories branch are from.

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And this happens to be the one level up of temp.

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I can do that by typing see the slash dot dot and notice that the prompt has changed and the title on

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my window has also changed to the slash telling me now that I am in the root directory not the home

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of user root but the actual root directory.

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So now if I type PWT my output is going to be a slash as opposed to the last root that we saw earlier.

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There might be a bit confusing so let me now go back to my home.

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My username is the root and the way I can go back to my home directory is by typing see the space and

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taled.

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This is a shortcut that says Take me to home.

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Notice again that my prompt has changed and the title of my window has changed.

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Now if I type PWT I should expect to see slash route.

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Let me go back to the temp directory.

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Another way to go to home instead of typing see the space told is to just type city and hit enter.

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And again I can verify that by typing PWT you might be wondering at this point why are the two different

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ones.

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We'll see why later on when we're using the absolute paths to find one last trick we can use.

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If I want to go to the previous directory.

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Kind of like hitting the back button.

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I can do C.D space dash and that will take me back to the temp directory that I was just an.