I was reading this post and trying out all of the commands in the first answer... I don't really have anything else better to do right now.Anyways, I ran through them all in regards to rm. What piqued my interest is this:root@headdesk:~# type lsls is /bin/lsroot@headdesk:~# hash lsroot@headdesk:~# type lsls is hashed (/bin/ls)root@headdesk:~#Running help/man hash is not very helpful, and help type isn't really either (it does not mention hash anywhere). Since I can't seem to find a relation in the man/info/help pages unless I am missing something, could someone please explain what hashing is doing in regards to the type command?
What does is hashed mean when using the type command?
bash;command;shell builtin