<% const isWindows = context.systemInfo.os === 'win32'; %> # Find Another Directory

Requirements

Now that we know where our terminal's home directory is on the file system, let's figure out where we can go from there. <% if(isWindows) { %> We're going to learn about our second command now. It's called `ls`. This command **L**i**S**ts the contents of a directory. If we run this command we'll see a list of words. These are all the names of files and directories inside our "present working directory" that we learned about in the last objective. Type `ls` into your terminal and then see what directories and files show up. Copy one of the directory or file names into the input on the right. Then click the _HACK_ button. <% } else { %> We're going to learn about our second command now. It's called `ls`. This command **L**i**S**ts the contents of a directory. If we run this command we'll see a list of words. These are all the names of files and directories inside our "present working directory" that we learned about in the last objective. Type `ls` into your terminal and then see what directories and files show up. Copy one of the directory or file names into the input on the right. Then click the _HACK_ button. <% } %>