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Add a line that aliases "cp" to "cp -i"

Add a line that aliases "mv" to "mv -i"

Add a line that aliases "rm" to "rm -i"

You can check the new aliases by saving .bashrc and then opening a new login session. Create a new file and then try removing it. You should get a prompt asking you to confirm the removal.

Add a line that adds "/class/scripts" to the end of your PATH variable. Be sure to keep the existing path entries as well.

You can check your new path by opening a new login session and running "hello". The program should run without you having to specify the directory path to the command.

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Lines to create aliases

To create aliases in unix , just add the alias in the .bashrc file with the syntax

alias name='command'

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