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 Leaving your Current Working Directory
 
$ cd
	Returns you to your login directory.
$ cd -
	Returns you to your previous working directory.
$ cd ~
	Also returns you to your login directory.
$ cd /
	Takes you to the entire system's root directory.
$ cd /root
	Takes you to the home directory of the root user.
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