• Alias Command in Linux. Aliases in Linux Provide...

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    An alias is a user-defined shortcut for a command or a series of commands. It allows you to substitute a longer command with a shorter, more memorable string.

  • How to Use the Linux Alias Command | Linode Docs

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    Create a temporary alias by using the alias command followed by the shortcut and the command you want it to replace.

  • Alias | Linux-Cli-Tutorial(by Saman Khalife)

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    name: The name of the alias. command: The command or sequence of commands the alias represents. Basic Examples. Simple Aliases: Copy.

  • Alias-Command

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    To create an alias for a command you simply specify an alias name and set it to the command.

  • Alias (Command) - Wikipedia

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    In computing, alias is a command in various command-line interpreters (shells), which enables a replacement of a word by another string.

  • Alias Command in Linux to Create Commands Shortcut

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    Alias functions similarly to a shortcut command and has the same functionality as the full command that helps you use and remember commands.

  • How to Create and Use Alias Command in Linux

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    ...you need to do is type the word alias then use the name you wish to use to execute a command followed by "=" sign and quote the command you wish to alias.

  • Linux 'Alias' Command: Tips, Tricks, and Examples - Linux...

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    Think of the ‘alias’ command in Linux as a shortcut – a way to create your own commands that can represent long or complex commands.

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  • How to Use the Alias Command, by The Linux Information...

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    This might be helpful if used when creating an alias, but it is, of course, redundant when the alias command is used without arguments.

  • 4 Ways You Can Use The Linux Alias Command

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    Repetitively typing or copying the same command lowers productivity and introduces a hassle you can easily avoid with the alias command.