;)

use Cwd;
use Config;

chdir $Config{archlib};
print cwd,$/;

chdir 'Pod';
print cwd,$/;

chdir '..';
print cwd,$/;

chdir '/Pod' or warn "eek $!";
print cwd,$/;

chdir '/';
print cwd,$/;
__END__
C:/Perl/lib
C:/Perl/lib/Pod
C:/Perl/lib
eek No such file or directory at - line 13.
C:/Perl/lib
C:/
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Absolute paths begin with a path separator (or drivename, depending on os, use File::Spec if you like portability -- see `perldoc perlport'), relative paths begin with a directory name (like ./foo)

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