pwd Command Generator
Generate pwd commands to print the working directory
Getting Started with pwd
## What is pwd?
The `pwd` command prints the absolute pathname of the current working directory. With no flags, it prints the path as resolved by the shell (which may include symlinked segments).
## How to Use
1. **Set Options** (optional): Choose `-L` for the logical path (from the `$PWD` environment variable) or `-P` for the physical path with all symlinks resolved. 2. **Copy & Run**: Copy the generated command into your terminal. No file argument is needed.
Common Options
### `-L` Logical Print the value of `$PWD` if it names the current directory, even when it contains symbolic links.
### `-P` Physical Print the physical directory without any symbolic links. The result is the fully resolved real path.
With no flags, `pwd` uses `-L` behavior by default in most shells.
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