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The alias command in Unix/Linux systems is used to create shortcuts for longer or frequently used commands. It allows you to define a custom name (or abbreviation) for a command or a series of commands, making them easier and faster to execute.
alias name='command'
ex :- alias ll='ls -alF'
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