Linux CLI - Navigating the File SystemYou want to return to the previous directory you were in. Which command should you use?Acd ~Bcd ..Ccd -Dcd /Check Answer
Step-by-Step SolutionSolution:Step 1: Understand cd - commandcd - switches to the last directory you were in before the current one.Step 2: Compare with other optionscd .. goes up one level, cd ~ goes home, cd / goes to root directory.Final Answer:cd - -> Option CQuick Check:cd - returns to previous directory = C [OK]Quick Trick: Use cd - to toggle between current and previous directory [OK]Common Mistakes:MISTAKESUsing cd .. which goes up one directoryConfusing cd - with cd ~
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