Navigate Folders Using Command Prompt

Let's first learn how to navigate through folders. The cd command does this.

Let's say our terminal's working directory is xxx. Let's switch to the aaa folder inside it:

Now let's go to the zzz folder, which is inside aaa:

If you specify two dots as a folder name, you will move up one folder:

Let's take it one level further:

A dot as a file name denotes the current directory. In the following example, we will remain in place:

The following command will move to the previous directory:

You can specify not only the directory name, but also the path to it as a path:

You can start searching for a directory by going up one level. For example, being in the folder aaa we want to go to the folder bbb/kkk. Obviously, to do this we first need to go up one level - to the folder xxx. This can be done as follows:

You can go up as many levels as you want: