Correcting Mistakes and Altering Previous Commands
Learn how to correct mistakes in the previous commands.
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We occasionally come across situations where we make a mistake when typing a command. There’s a syntax to address that.
Let’s type the following (intentionally wrong) command:
mdkir secret_files
The ^
operator
Of course, there’s no mdkir
command, but rather than retyping the command, we can fix it with the notation ^old^new
. We type the following to fix the command:
^dk^kd
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