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The fc -l command is a built-in command in Unix-based systems that is used to view the command history, specifically the list of recently executed commands.

• fc stands for "fix command" or "find command," and it is used to manipulate and view the command history list.
• With the -l option following fc, it displays the command history list in a specific format.

When you execute fc -l in the terminal, it will show a numbered list of recently executed commands, with the most recent command at the top. The list usually includes the command number and the corresponding command itself. This allows you to refer back to previously executed commands and reuse them if desired.