!<command_number>
..bash_history
stores bash history.bash
we get this....bashrc
is executed..bashrc
can be used for many things including customizing the bash command prefix.~
), we can create special file called .bash_aliases
. This is a conventional file to contain bash aliases. .bashrc
below should load the aliases in the file.man find
for more info.'-e '
, and output it.[a-z]
will not match 'Z', but [A-Z]
will.