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What is pwd?

pwd is a tool that shows you your current working directory, it does this by showing you the current path.

How to use pwd

Lets assume we are in the directory /home/michel/Desktop

pwd    # output of this command is : /home/michel/Desktop

pwd example

Here is a example on how to use the pwd command within an terminal environment