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CSS Sass Basics (retired) Getting Started with Sass Installing and Using Sass

Jacob Lee
Jacob Lee
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Get Terminal to direct straight to desktop

How do you make Terminal write straight to your desktop (or whatever directory you want) as per your tutorial? I'm currently using 'cd' to get Terminal to look at a particular folder

Thanks

2 Answers

cd = change directory pwd = print working directory

if u Run cd or ~ it will take you to your home directory e.g

/Users/JacobLee

use pwd command to view the current directory that u are inside. if u in the home or users directory u can use

cd Desktop/

to change ur current directory (Users/JacobLee) to the desktop.

pwd from this directory will result in : Users/JacobLee/Desktop

USE cd when u want to navigate from one folder to another

USE pwd to view/print the working (current) directory u are current working (inside).

For some reason I see this: cesars-MBP:desktop delavegacesar$

And not just: Desktop$ as it shows on the video... Help?