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Here are some other absolute paths:
As you can see, the one thing that all absolute paths have in common is that they begin with /. With a path of /usr/local/bin, we're telling cd to enter the / directory, then the usr directory under that, and then local and bin. Absolute paths are always evaluated by starting at / first. |
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