Which Terminal command should you use to view the path of the current working directory?

The command that allows you to view the path of the current working directory is "pwd," which stands for "print working directory." When you enter this command in the Terminal, it displays the full path of the directory you are currently in. This is essential for navigation within the file system, as it helps you understand your location relative to the overall architecture of directories.

The other commands serve different purposes: "cd" is used to change the current directory, "ls" lists the contents of a directory, and "echo" outputs a string or the value of variables. Therefore, while they are useful for various tasks within the Terminal, none of them is designed specifically to display the current working directory as "pwd" does.