-Your first bash sessionPrompt shows username, hostname and current working directory and Depends on configuration
-“cd”: Change Directory
-cd move directly to home directory
-cd somefolder move into somefolder
-cd .. move one directory upwards
-“pwd”: Path to working directory “Is”: list contents of directory
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