What does the $"$pwd$"$ command primarily do in Linux?

The $"$pwd$"$ command prints the current working directory, displaying the full path of the present working directory in the terminal.

The $"$pwd$"$ command is used to permanently delete a directory and its contents.

It prints the process ID of the current terminal session in Linux.

The $"$pwd$"$ command lists all files and directories within the current working directory.

It creates a new directory with the specified name and sets it as the current working directory.