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lines changed Original file line number Diff line number Diff line change @@ -11,11 +11,6 @@ This means there is a starting directory called the root directory.
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This directory contains files and subdirectories that lead into other subdirectories.
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###pwd
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The ` pwd ` command, short for print working directory, displays your current location in the directory structure.
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- For example, in the following calling ` pwd ` shows that our working directory is ` /home/user ` :
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- ```
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- $ pwd
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- /home/user
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- ```
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###cd
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The ` cd ` command allows you to enter a new directory.
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r-x = 101 = 5
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r-- = 100 = 4
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```
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- Each set of permissions represents a single digit so the following commands have the same outcome as above.
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- ```
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- $ chmod 660 test.txt
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- $ ls -l test.txt
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- -rw-rw---- 1 user group 1097374 January 26 2:48 test.txt
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- ```
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+ Each set of permissions represents a single digit so the following commands have the same outcome as above. <br >
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+ ` $ chmod 660 test.txt `
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[ See permissions tutorial] ( textbook/using-bash/file-permission )
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