[Solved] If you run these commands in order:cd /usr/local pwdWhat will be the output of pwd? — Ans: /usr/local | Linux CLI

Linux CLI - Navigating the File System

If you run these commands in order:

cd /usr/local
pwd

What will be the output of pwd?

A/usr

B/usr/local

C/local

D/home/user

Step-by-Step Solution

Solution:

Step 1: Understand the cd command effect
The command cd /usr/local changes the current directory to /usr/local.
Step 2: Check what pwd outputs
After changing directory, pwd prints the full path of the current directory, which is /usr/local.
Final Answer:
/usr/local -> Option B
Quick Check:
cd changes directory, pwd shows it [OK]

Quick Trick: pwd shows the directory set by last cd command [OK]

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