Your prompt says:
Peter@ubuntu:~$
The part between :
and $
is:
~
That represents the folder you're currently in. ~
is shorthand for your home folder (/home/Peter
). See this section of the Ubuntu community documentation for more information about abbreviations in directory names, and related concepts.
You ran the command cd Rubyscript
. The folder name after cd
did not start with a /
, so it is a relative path--relative to your current location (which is /home/Peter
). cd Rubyscript
, run from there, is thus equivalent to:
cd /home/Peter/Rubyscript
But the Rubyscript
folder is not located in /home/Peter
. As the find
command said, it's located in /media/aruprakshit/FA686DE4686DA05D
.
Therefore, you should run this command instead:
cd /media/aruprakshit/FA686DE4686DA05D/Rubyscript
That will get you there. (Assuming you have permission to enter that folder. Which you probably do--its volume name looks like a UUID, and its length indicates it's probably an NTFS volume. If you mounted an NTFS volume, you usually can enter any folder within it and perform any read or write action.)