Improve Your Console Workflow with Aliases and Functions

By Łukasz Kallas
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Working efficiently in the console is a crucial skill for developers and system administrators. One way to enhance your console workflow is by using aliases and functions. These can save you time, reduce repetitive typing, and help you manage tasks more effectively.

What Are Aliases?

Aliases are shortcuts that represent longer commands or sequences of commands. They allow you to use a short, memorable name instead of typing the full command every time.

What Are Functions?

Functions are more powerful than aliases. They can take arguments and execute more complex sequences of commands. Functions are useful for creating custom workflows and automating repetitive tasks.

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