A Bash alias is a shortcut for substituting long commands with shorter commands to save time and avoid repetitive typing. In a shell environment, you should store Bash aliases in the `.bashrc` file under the user's home directory. This article explains how to create and use Bash aliases. The following is a basic Bash alias syntax: ``` alias alias-name="command" ``` In the above command: * `alias`: Creates a new alias command. * `alias-name`: Specifies the alias name. * `command`: Sets the comman......