Definition: "bashrc," a command line script, refers to a configuration file for a shell script named bash. It's typically used by users who wish to customize bash scripts or configurations without needing to compile them every time they run "bash." Bashrc can include commands like 'source', 'cd', and 'pwd'. This customization allows for more flexibility in the way programs are executed, but requires knowledge of bash syntax.
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