Answer: The Linux Directory commands along with descriptions are as follows:

  • pwd: It is a built-in command which stands for 'print working directory'. It displays the current working location, working path starting with/and directory of the user. Basically, it displays the full path to the directory you are currently in.
  • Is: This command list out all the files in the directed folder.
  • cd: This stands for 'change directory'. This command is used to change to the directory you want to work from the present directory. We just need to type cd followed by the directory name to access that particular directory.
  • mkdir: This command is used to create an entirely new directory.
  • rmdir: This command is used to remove a directory from the system.
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