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This article mainly introduces the relevant knowledge of the use of Linux's pwd command, the content is detailed and easy to understand, the operation is simple and fast, and has a certain reference value. I believe you will gain something after reading this Linux pwd command. Let's take a look at it.

Linux commonly used command pwd (English spelling: print work directory) command is used to display the working directory. By executing the pwd instruction, you can immediately know the absolute path name of your current working directory.

Pwd displays the current working directory.

Directory bash built-in command

Commands in GNU coreutils

Built-in command summary pwd [- LP] the main purpose is to display the current working directory.

Option-L (default) prints the value of the environment variable "$PWD", which may be a symbolic link. -P prints the physical location of the current working directory. The return status is successful unless an illegal option is given or the current directory cannot be read.

Note that this command is a bash built-in command. For help, please see the help command.

External command summary pwd [OPTION]. Main purpose is to display the current working directory.

Option-L,-- logical prints the value of the environment variable "$PWD", which may be a symbolic link. -P,-- physical (default) prints the physical location of the current working directory. -- help displays help information and exits. -- version displays version information and exits. The return status is successful unless an illegal option is given or the current directory cannot be read.

Note that this command is a command in the GNU coreutils package. For help, please see man pwd or info coreutils' pwd invocation'.

To start or close the built-in command, please see the enable command, and for the priority of the same name, see the discussion in the examples section of the builtin command.

If the built-in function is not disabled and the pwd function is not defined in the current environment, use / usr/bin/pwd to point to the pwd of coreutils, and use pwd to point to the built-in pwd of bash.

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