Starting with Powershell and found this command Set-Location -Path .\..
What does .\.. supposed to do here?
Powershell two dotas after slash meaning
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On Windows, paths are separated by backslashes \ by default (though some applications and APIs will accept forward slashes /). As in Unix/Linux, . represents the current directory, and .. represents the parent directory of the current directory. The expression .\.. thus represents 'the parent directory relative to the current directory'.
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