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today Iamp;#39;m gonna show you a few tricks that you can do at the command line using some special characters on the keyboard in particular weamp;#39;re gonna go over the caret symbol and the exclamation point as far as command line text replacement and event designators so let me pull up a terminal here and in the terminal Iamp;#39;m just gonna do a simple echo command echo foo and weamp;#39;re gonna print out the word foo now what if instead of foo I wanted to replace that with the word bar now of course I could simply echo bar since itamp;#39;s just a short command but what if instead of a really short command I typed a long command and the word I want to replace is in the middle of this very long command well you could use the caret symbol for a text replacement right here in the shell so if you do on my keyboard anyway shift 6 gets me the caret symbol and then the caret symbol basically remains replace what do I want to replace I want to replace the word foo and then do carr