What directory is when I type cd

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I'm only new to using SSH, but when I log in I end up in the directory ~, which in general is the same directory when FTPing in. I can still go to /, but I don't know what the ~ means. Home? Where is it in relation to?
Apr 14, 2022 in Linux Administration by Rahul
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