Cd (command)

Imagine that your computer is a big toy box full of lots of different toys. Each toy has its own special place in the box, but sometimes you might want to play with a specific toy that's buried at the bottom of the box. That's where the "cd" command comes in!

When you use the "cd" command on your computer, it's like you're reaching into the toy box and pulling out the toy you want to play with. But instead of toys, you're telling your computer which folder or directory you want to "play with".

For example, if you want to open a folder called "Pictures" on your computer, you can use the "cd" command to go to that folder. You would say something like "cd Pictures" to your computer, and it would take you straight to the Pictures folder.

The "cd" command is really helpful because it saves you time and effort. Instead of clicking through lots of different folders to find the one you want, you can just tell your computer which one you want to go to using the "cd" command. It's like magic!