You want to write a script that prints the current directory path and then creates a new folder named backup inside it. Which sequence of commands is correct?

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Linux CLI - Navigating the File System

You want to write a script that prints the current directory path and then creates a new folder named backup inside it. Which sequence of commands is correct?

Amkdir backup pwd

Bpwd backup mkdir

Cpwd mkdir backup

Dmkdir pwd backup

Step-by-Step Solution

Solution:

Step 1: Print current directory path
Use pwd alone to print the current directory.
Step 2: Create new folder inside current directory
Use mkdir backup to create a folder named backup in the current directory.
Final Answer:
pwd mkdir backup -> Option C
Quick Check:
Print path first, then create folder [OK]

Quick Trick: Run pwd first, then mkdir folder inside current directory [OK]

Common Mistakes:

MISTAKES

Using pwd with arguments
Running mkdir without folder name
Reversing command order

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You want to write a script that prints the current directory path and then creates a new folder named backup inside it. Which sequence of commands is correct?

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Step 2: Create new folder inside current directory

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