Navigating directories in the command line can be done using a few basic commands. To move into a specific directory, use the 'cd' command followed by the folder name (e.g. cd Documents). To move up one level in the directory structure, use 'cd..' command. To view the contents of a directory, use 'dir' command. You can also use tab to autocomplete folder names and type 'cd' followed by the first few characters of the folder name and then press tab to complete. These commands can help you easily navigate through directories in the command line.
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