In a Unix terminal, three common commands are ls, pwd, and cd. What do these commands do?
A) ls displays the current directory path, pwd lists the files in the directory, and cd changes the file permissions.
B) ls lists the files in the current directory, pwd prints the working directory path, and cd changes the current directory.
C) ls changes the current directory, pwd prints the working directory, and cd lists the files in the directory.
D) ls prints the working directory path, pwd lists the files in the directory, and cd changes the current file permissions.