Manipulating the Directory Stack
Using a shell , you can store a list of directories you are working with, enabling you to move easily among them. The list is referred to as a stack. You can think of it as a stack of dinner plates; you typically add plates to and remove plates from the top of the stack: a first-in last-out, or FILO, stack.
dirs: Displays the Stack
The dirs builtin displays the contents of the directory stack. If you call dirs when the directory stack is empty, it displays the name of the working directory:
$ dirs ~/literature ...
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