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Linux CLI - Navigating the File System

You want to write a script that lists all files in your home directory, then moves into the Documents folder inside home, and finally prints the current directory path. Which sequence of commands is correct?

Acd ~/Documents ls ~ pwd

Bls ~ cd ~/Documents pwd

Cpwd cd ~ ls Documents

Dls Documents cd ~ pwd

Step-by-Step Solution

Solution:

Step 1: List files in home directory
The command ls ~ lists files in the home directory.
Step 2: Change directory to Documents inside home
cd ~/Documents moves into the Documents folder inside home.
Step 3: Print current directory path
pwd shows the current directory, which should now be Documents.
Final Answer:
ls ~ cd ~/Documents pwd -> Option B
Quick Check:
List home, cd Documents, print path [OK]

Quick Trick: List home first, then cd Documents, then pwd [OK]

Common Mistakes:

MISTAKES

Changing directory before listing home files
Listing wrong folder
Printing path before changing directory

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Which sequence of commands is correct?

Step 1: List files in home directory

Step 2: Change directory to Documents inside home

Step 3: Print current directory path

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