How To Find The Path Of a Directory In Linux?
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1. Check the directory‘s information with the “ls –dl“ command. This will display the full path of the directory.
2. Use the “pwd“ command to print the current working directory‘s path.
3. Use the “find“ command to search for a directory by its name and return its path.
4. If you are in the terminal, you can use the tab key to autocomplete the path to a directory.
5. Use the “which“ command to find the path of an executable file.