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There is a file "IT4983" in my home (personal) directory. I don’t know my current working directory. How can I find out the file type of "IT4983" (e. g. a text file, a link, or a directory?) without knowing my current working directory? (file ~/IT4983, ls ~/IT4983 -l) Use one command only.

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