Question about change directory in terminal

[jincheker]

If I'm in the home directory, that is ~, how can I directly change to a directory that is not in the same directory of ~? For example change to /usr/bin/

Right now, I do cd .. several times, until i reach the root, and then cd to usr/bin/

Is there a fast way to do it? Thanks

 

[Member(TM)]

If I'm in the home directory, that is ~, how can I directly change to a directory that is not in the same directory of ~? For example change to /usr/bin/

Right now, I do cd .. several times, until i reach the root, and then cd to usr/bin/

Is there a fast way to do it? Thanks

cd /usr/bin/

 

[GGJstudios]

If I'm in the home directory, that is ~, how can I directly change to a directory that is not in the same directory of ~? For example change to /usr/bin/

Right now, I do cd .. several times, until i reach the root, and then cd to usr/bin/

Is there a fast way to do it? Thanks

Just enter: cd /usr/bin

 

[jincheker]

Thanks, turns out that i missed one "/" before usr