In this article, let's learn about creating your own commands in Linux. Yes – we're going to talk about creating an alias command.  Before we begin, I want to tell you how the idea for this tutorial came about.  One of the followers of my blog asked me,

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Learn to create your own commands in Linux using alias commands. Improve productivity by setting up helpful alias commands. Explore how to view, remove, and create permanent alias commands. Run multiple commands in a single alias command for efficiency.

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the real TL;DR - at ubuntu there u go:
<pre><code class="language-bash">cd
nano -w .bashrc
</code></pre>
or u create a .bash_aliases file within the same directory and enter
<pre><code class="language-bash">alias &lt;myAlias&gt;=&lt;myCommand&gt;
</code></pre>
save → exit → restart shell or source via to take immediate effect
<pre><code class="language-bash">source .bashrc
</code></pre>
have fun - yolo