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Aliases in Shell scripting

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In this post i will explain these as follows :
what is alias
how to create alias

what is an alias?
It is a simple way to create new commands by wrapping existing commands. They are best if you have a very long command and you are too lazy to type it again and again.

how to create an alias?
alias has a syntax like this :

alias name='command'

for example if i have a command to start lxde "DISPLAY=:1 startlxde&" and this is too long to type again and again so i will create an alias with name runlxde to automate this like this :

alias runlxde='DISPLAY=:1 startlxde&'

then the next time if i want to start lxde then i will simply type the command runlxde and hit enter and then it will execute my command.

how to remove a alias?
to remove an alias simply use this command :
unalias alias_name

bonus
sometimes it happens that you may want to bypass an alias temporarily without unaliasing it, for that you can use this trick :
use command builtin before your command like this :

command ls

use \ anywhere between the command like this :

\ls or l\s 

alright guys this is it. thankyou for reading bye.
 
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