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The Anaconda prompt will look something like this: The Anaconda prompt will look something like this:
![prompt1](uploads/0a3d6e7cb79570d37d930abe3c7a789d/prompt1.JPG) ![prompt1](images/basics-and-install/prompt1.JPG)
In parentheses you see the active Anaconda environment. (base) is the default and -- unless you have created multiple environments yourself -- the only one. In parentheses you see the active Anaconda environment. (base) is the default and -- unless you have created multiple environments yourself -- the only one.
It is followed by the current location in the directory. It is followed by the current location in the directory.
To list the contents of the current folder, type `dir` and press enter: To list the contents of the current folder, type `dir` and press enter:
![prompt2](uploads/6de191051a52c00bd02017a7647e630f/prompt2.JPG) ![prompt2](images/basics-and-install/prompt2.JPG)
To navigate to a subfolder type `cd` (for change directory) followed by the name of the subfolder: To navigate to a subfolder type `cd` (for change directory) followed by the name of the subfolder:
![prompt3](uploads/546b7390885a3948820499f9ebe7d6f4/prompt3.JPG) ![prompt3](images/basics-and-install/prompt3.JPG)
You can move through multiple levels by typing a backslash `\` between the names of the folders: You can move through multiple levels by typing a backslash `\` between the names of the folders:
![prompt4](uploads/91f8e02931483549546aa95a47090aea/prompt4.JPG) ![prompt4](images/basics-and-install/prompt4.JPG)
`cd ..` navigates to the parent directory. The two fullstops indicate one level "up" and can be combined to move through more than one levels: `cd ..` navigates to the parent directory. The two fullstops indicate one level "up" and can be combined to move through more than one levels:
![prompt5](uploads/c49f21d5cd8002fc3ebabe45e58c62ce/prompt5.JPG) ![prompt5](images/basics-and-install/prompt5.JPG)