Respuesta :

Answer:

Use the "cd.." command

Explanation:

Navigating the command line is usually interesting once you understand the commands needed for the different tasks to be carried out.

Some examples include:

  1. dir: displays all the current contents of a directory
  2. copy: replicates a particular file to a specific location
  3. mkdir/md: creates a new directory

and many more.

The cd.. command helps you to navigate one step up to the parent directory while cd/ takes you to the root directory.

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