Current directory
Alternatively referred to as the working directory, the current directory is the directory or folder that is currently open. Below are some examples of the current working directories.
Windows
While in Windows Explorer, the current working directory is shown at the top of the Windows. For example, if you were in the Windows folder you would likely see C:\Windows or Computer>C:>Windows depending on your version of Windows.
MS-DOS
In the MS-DOS or Windows command line, the current working directory is displayed as the prompt. For example, if you were in the Windows directory the prompt will be C:\Windows>.
Linux and Unix
Depending on your variant of Linux or Unix the Current directory will be shown as the prompt or can be seen by using the pwd command.