This is a post for those who are right at the beginning of their coding journey, who have come across the command line perhaps whilst following a t...
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It's cool that you're showing how to do things on different systems.
Can I suggest that when you say
cd..you add a space, to make itcd ..? The former will only work on Windows, and I've seen people who are used to it get frustrated that it doesn't in *nix shells.Thank you so much for highlighting that, Ben. I hadn’t picked up on that.
I have now amended it within the text.
You beat me to it lol I was getting ready to post the same thing when I seen your reply.
Thank you! I will edit the post accordingly.
This is really well done! Love how you broke everything down!
Keep doing amazing things Zoë!
It took a long time because of that, but it was worth it! I'm pleased with it.
Congrats on your first article on Dev! Excellent! Cheers!
When you say "it is not possible to do a big leap from one directory (branch) to another this way," do you mean like this:
cd ..\..\Windows\System32(executed from your example starting directory)Because that is, in fact, possible ;)
I really appreciate the feedback - I will review and edit the post to reflect this.
Thank you!
Well written! I love that you described every detail👏
Thank you!
I needed someone to describe things really, really simply to me when I first learned this, so I tried to write something like that.