Which command would navigate to a directory named 'home' and place you in its contents?

Which command would navigate to a directory named 'home' and place you in its contents?

• A. Cd ~
• B. Cd ..
• C. Cd Home
• D. Cd /

Answer: (C)

The command to move into a subdirectory is cd followed by the directory’s name. When you run that, your current working directory becomes that directory, so you’re inside it and can see its contents. So entering cd Home places you inside the folder named Home (the directory you want) and you’ll be viewing its contents. In many environments, this works whether the folder is named Home or home due to case sensitivity rules. The other options don’t descend into a subfolder named home: cd ~ goes to your personal home directory itself, cd .. goes up one level, and cd / goes to the filesystem root.

The command to move into a subdirectory is cd followed by the directory’s name. When you run that, your current working directory becomes that directory, so you’re inside it and can see its contents.

So entering cd Home places you inside the folder named Home (the directory you want) and you’ll be viewing its contents. In many environments, this works whether the folder is named Home or home due to case sensitivity rules. The other options don’t descend into a subfolder named home: cd ~ goes to your personal home directory itself, cd .. goes up one level, and cd / goes to the filesystem root.