The command to change directory in Linux is as simple as
cd [options] [directory]
For example, the following command takes you to the root directory.
cd /
Now we are in the root directory let's change to the tmp directory.
cd tmp
The command "cd .." will change to the parent directory.
The command "cd -" will change to the previous directory.
The command "cd" will change to the working directory.
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