bashrc

The `.bashrc` file is a script executed whenever a new terminal session starts in Linux or Unix-like systems using the Bash shell. It automatically runs commands that customize your environment, such as setting environment variables, defining shortcuts, or configuring the appearance of the terminal. This helps tailor your command-line interface to suit your preferences and workflows, ensuring consistency and efficiency each time you open a terminal session. Think of it as a personal setup script that prepares your command environment automatically.