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# Last Argument Of The Last Command
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You can use `!$` as a way to reference the last argument in the last
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command. This makes for an easy shortcut when you want to switch out
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commands for the same long file name. For instance, if you just ran `cat` on
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a file to see its contents
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```bash
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$ cat /Users/jbranchaud/.ssh/config
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```
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and now you want to edit that file. You can just pass `!$` to the `vim`
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command:
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```bash
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$ vim !$
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```
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Hit enter or tab to get the full command:
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```bash
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$ vim /Users/jbranchaud/.ssh/config
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```
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h/t Dorian Karter
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