Linux commands and command alias alias replacement

When we use the bash some operations, hoping some of the more long command using some short commands to complete the input operation, we can use the alias command aliases to help us accomplish this task
alias as a bash built-in command, has some portability

alias cls=clear

alias pp="ping www.baidu.com"

In the alias command, if a space, it is recommended to use them together enclose double quotes

Alias ​​definitions are only valid in the current life cycle of the shell in the shell, even a sub-shell is invalid

When we do not want to use a certain command aliases, we only need to use an alias to complete unlias remove the alias effect

When we use the alias command defines the number of characters to complete the function of other commands, how to use the features of the original command it?

Use \ command to complete the escape to!

When we use some command, we want to command, with the changes in the environment and have some flexibility to change, this time we need to use command substitution

Replace command $ () using the `` have the same effect as
the command in a sub-command to replace the results of its implementation process

Create a file, the file name is the file-2018-02-28-14-54-45.txt, the middle number must be displayed as the current time and date 
 touch file - $ (date +% F-% H-% M-% S) .TXT

And run at different time points generated file name is different

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