Well, there is no concept of "the current directory" in the UI of explorer.exe the way there is in CMD.EXE or Bash. You can have multiple directories open and none of them are privileged over the others.
I think of cultures of command line programs: the node ecosystem very much has the idea that a program "lives" in a a certain directory and you're always going to work with that program in that directory. This is convenient in a lot of ways but... say you are writing a data analysis program and you want to put it on your $PATH and then cd to the place where your data lives and do your work there?
I think of cultures of command line programs: the node ecosystem very much has the idea that a program "lives" in a a certain directory and you're always going to work with that program in that directory. This is convenient in a lot of ways but... say you are writing a data analysis program and you want to put it on your $PATH and then cd to the place where your data lives and do your work there?