An Alias is simply a different way of doing the same task. So if you are used to other systems (e.g. CMD or Linux), you can most likely migrate that task. Below is a list of such tasks.
If the alias you wish does not exist, no problem. Here is how to create your own.
Set-Alias [-Name] [-Value]
If you want to see what Aliases you have set,
Get-Alias [[-Name] ]
| PowerShell (Cmdlet) | PowerShell (Alias) |
| Get-ChildItem | gci, dir, ls |
| Get-Content | gc, type, cat |
| Get-Command | gcm |
| Get-Help | help, man |
| Clear-Host | cls, clear |
| Copy-Item | cpi, copy, cp |
| Move-Item | mi, move, mv |
| Remove-Item | ri, del, erase, rmdir, rd, rm |
| Rename-Item | rni, ren, mv |
| Get-Location | gl, pwd |
| Pop-Location | popd |
| Push-Location | pushd |
| Set-Location | sl, cd, chdir |
| Tee-Object | tee |
| Write-Output | echo, write |
| Get-Process | gps, ps |
| Stop-Process | spps, kill |
| Select-String | n/a |
| Set-Variable | sv, set |
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