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To print the current working directory, you must use the pwd command to get the job done (don't mix up the pwd command with passwd command; they're two different things):

$pwd

To change the current working directory, you must use the cd command:

$cd [new directory path]

You can use .. to traverse one upward directory. In fact, you can add as much as you want until you get to the system root folder, / :

root@kali:~/Documents# pwd /root/Documents root@kali:~/Documents# cd ../../ root@kali:/# pwd /

As a final hint, for the cd command, you can use the ~ character to go directly to your current user home directory:

$cd ~

To create a directory called test in the root home folder, use the mkdir command:

$mkdir [new directory name]

To copy, move, and rename a directory, use the same command for the file commands. Sometimes you must add the ‐r (which stands for recursive) switch to involve the subdirectories as well:

$cp -r [source directory path] [destination directory path] $mv -r [source directory path] [destination directory path] $mv -r [original directory name] [new directory name]

To delete a folder, you must add the ‐r switch to the rm command to get the job done:

$rm -r [folder to delete path]