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9−## Understanding Aliases
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11−Aliases enables you to create custom Unix commands to use in your terminal. There are no best aliases, only what works best for you. This task involves using basic Unix commands. Don't worry you'll do fine.
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13−### .bash_profile
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15−`bash_profile/.bashrc` are your entry points into configuring Unix
16−When you open a new shell, these unix commands run automatically
17−They're located in your home directory, or ~ .
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19−Example
20−+ Type cd ~ to reach your home directory
21−+ Type cat ~/.bash_profile to read your current .bash_profile
22−+ Type ls -la into your terminal
23−+ Type alias ll="ls -la"
24−+ Type `ll` into your terminal'
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