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Where should I store my aliases. I'm on Mac OS X and default zshellOn macOS with the default zsh shell, aliases can be stored in a couple of different places depending on when you want them to be loaded:

1. ~/.zshrc: This is the most common place to store aliases. The ~/.zshrc file is executed whenever you start a new zsh shell session. If you want your aliases to be available in every new terminal window or tab you open, this is where you should put them.

2. ~/.zshenv: This file is sourced on all invocations ofBe brief, can you give me an example alias definitionCertainly! Here's an example of how you can define an alias in your ~/.zshrc file:

alias ll='ls -lah'

This alias will allow you to type ll in the terminal as a shortcut for the ls -lah command, which lists files in the current directory in long format, including hidden files, and with human-readable file sizes.

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