Linux Common Commands Summary (v) Alias

The first two days when I look at the Linux architecture video, see alias This command, so through the man handbook learning a bit, summed up to share to everyone.

Alias is a built-in command of Linux, which allows you to set aliases for other commands;

alias

1. Command format

Ailas [alias] = [instruction name]

2. Command function

To alias a Linux command

3. Command description

1. Input command: alias (same as input alias-p function)

Output command:

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Command description: Executes the alias command, which lists the commands that already have aliases under the current user, and displays them.

2. Input command: alias m = ' CD '

Command Description: Use the CD command's alias as M, so that M can be executed in place of the CD command

Linux Common Commands Summary (v) Alias