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Going to your previous current working directory
I learned this one recently from a coworker:
This will allow you to switch to your previous current working directory. So:
This is really useful if you have two main directories you're currently working in.
cd -
This will allow you to switch to your previous current working directory. So:
# Go into first directory cd ~/path/to/first/dir # Go into second directory cd ~/path/to/second/dir # This takes us back to the first directory cd - # This takes us back to the second directory cd -
This is really useful if you have two main directories you're currently working in.
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Another way of switching between two directories is to use "pushd" with no arguments, which switches the top two directories in the "dirs" stack. So:
cd ~/fred
pushd ~/barney
(now in ~/barney)
pushd
(now in ~/fred)
pushd
(now in ~/barney)