If an alias ls exists, which of the following commands updates the alias to point to the command ls -l instead of the alias's current target?
If an alias ls exists, which of the following commands updates the alias to point to the command ls -l instead of the alias's current target?
To update an alias in Unix-like operating systems, the `alias` command is used. The correct syntax to update an alias is `alias name='value'`, where `name` is the alias name and `value` is the command you want the alias to execute. Therefore, the correct command to update the alias `ls` to point to `ls -l` is `alias ls='ls -l'`.
"alias alias_name=command(s)" https://learning.lpi.org/en/learning-materials/102-500/105/105.1/105.1_03/#:~:text=alias%20alias_name%3Dcommand(s)
alias ls='ls -l' does the job