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# Change To That New Directory
The `$_` variable provided by bash is always set to the last argument of the
previous command. One handy use of this is for changing directories into a
newly created directory.
```bash
$ mkdir new_dir && cd $_
```
This command will leave you in your newly created directory, `new_dir`.
We can imagine using this bash variable in a number of similar scenarios as
well. What if we are using some language specific command that creates a
directory? Will it work with create a new Phoenix or Rails project?
It sure will.
Give it a try with Phoenix:
```bash
mix phx.new my_app && cd $_
```
or with Rails:
```bash
rails new app && cd $_
```
[source](http://tldp.org/LDP/Bash-Beginners-Guide/html/sect_03_02.html)