Linux CLI - Navigating the File SystemWhat will be the output after running these commands?cd /var/logpwdA/var/logB/log/varC/varD/home/userCheck Answer
Step-by-Step SolutionSolution:Step 1: Analyze the cd command"cd /var/log" moves to the folder /var/log exactly.Step 2: Analyze the pwd command"pwd" prints the current directory, which is now /var/log.Final Answer:/var/log -> Option AQuick Check:Output of cd /var/log + pwd = /var/log [OK]Quick Trick: pwd shows the exact current folder path [OK]Common Mistakes:Mixing folder order in pathAssuming pwd shows home folder always
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