what is command like " #(cd unixos; pwd) " tell me OUTPUT
Answer Posted / ron
o/p will be /../unixos....depending on which filepath u are
in ..like for ex..
if u are in /home nd unixos is any user name directory....
then the o/p will be /home/unixos...
else if unixos is just any directory then o/p will
be /../../unixos...the filesystem path will be shown under
which /unixos is located...........
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