What command will bring user back to their home
directory in UNIX?
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Answer / brijmohan
cd ~
~ (Tilde) : cd ~ this command will let you reach to current
logged user's home directory.
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Answer / pitambar mishra
To go to home directory :
cd
cd ~
cd $home
cd ~username
cd /home/username
To go to any users home directory :
cd ~username
cd /home/username
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Answer / csc
cd
cd .
cd ~
cd /
cd .. (Bring back to parent directory)
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Answer / upendar
cd \
-Is the command bring the user to home directory in UNIX..
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