okay here's a command line hack

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The video provides a useful and concise tip for command line users, presented in an easily digestible format. The use of on-screen text alongside the spoken explanation makes it accessible even without sound.

Summary

The creator demonstrates a command line hack for navigating directories. They explain that 'cd -' can be used to switch to the previous directory, and 'cd -[number]' can be used to trace back through the directory tree.

Structure

1Introduce command line hack
2Explain 'cd -' for previous directory
3Explain 'cd -[number]' for tracing directory tree

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3.5 GB skliang@Skylars-MacBook-Air:~ 14% 93% cd workspace workspace cd - workspace cd -1 ~/workspace workspace cd -2 ~/.vim .vim git:(master) x

Transcript

okay here's a command line hack so we know CD is change directory you can also use "cd -" to change to the previous directory you were in and if you use dash number you can trace through the entire directory tree