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See previous commands 🔙 you entered at the command line - PC✗3
See previous commands 🔙 you entered at the command line

See previous commands 🔙 you entered at the command line

To see and choose previous commands, use the up arrow. Up to 500 of your last commands are stored in .bash_history (note the period before the file name).

To automatically run the previous command, use this:

!!

To run a command that you ran a while ago, use !<command>, like this:

!cp

To see the list of commands in .bash_history, use:

history

To see a specific number of commands from history, use history <number>, like this:

history 50

You can also use grep with history to find a specific command, like this:

history | grep m

This causes the entire history list to be sent to grep, which then prints to the screen only those commands that begin with m.

whoami
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