Changing Directories in the Root Directory

• Open Command Prompt.
• To change to a directory in the root directory (like “C:\” on Windows), you can directly use the `cd` command followed by the directory name. For example:

Changing Directories in the Parent Directory

• Open Command Prompt.
• To move to a directory within the parent directory (like going from “Documents” to “Users”), simply use the `cd` command followed by `..` to go up one level, and then the name of the parent directory. For example:

Changing Directories to Subdirectories

• Open Command Prompt.
• To enter a subdirectory within your current directory (like going from “Documents” to “Photos”), just use the `cd` command followed by the name of the subdirectory. For example:

Changing Directories in Nested Subdirectories

• Open Command Prompt.
• To navigate to a deeply nested subdirectory (like going from “Documents” to “Work > Projects”), use the `cd` command with each subdirectory name, separated by a backslash (\). For example:

Changing Directories to Leaf Directories

• Open Command Prompt.
• If you want to enter a directory that doesn’t contain any subdirectories (like going to a folder with just files), use the `cd` command followed by the leaf directory’s name. For example: