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With which command, you can find out which directory you are currently in?

  1. whereami

  2. place

  3. pwd

  4. map
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Explanation

The pwd command (print working directory) displays the full path of your current directory in Unix/Linux systems. It's a fundamental command for navigation and understanding your location in the filesystem. The other options (whereami, place, map) are not standard Unix/Linux commands for this purpose.

AI explanation

pwd stands for 'print working directory' and is the standard Unix/Linux command that outputs the current directory's full path. The other listed words are not real shell commands for this purpose.

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