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 A script file in each user's home directory called ''.bashrc'' also sets environment variables such as ''$PATH'' and ''$LD_LIBRARY_PATH'' at each login.  Since the file name begins with a period, the file is "hidden" so it does not register by ''ls'' but does register by ''ls -a''. A script file in each user's home directory called ''.bashrc'' also sets environment variables such as ''$PATH'' and ''$LD_LIBRARY_PATH'' at each login.  Since the file name begins with a period, the file is "hidden" so it does not register by ''ls'' but does register by ''ls -a''.
  
-The default .bashrc loaded with a new account includes three ''module'' loads.+If you use a different shell than ''bash'' such as ''tcsh'', there will be an analogous file such as ''.cshrc'' which does the same functions in ''csh'' syntax. 
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 +The default .bashrc loaded with a new account includes three ''module'' loads.  You can and usually should edit this file to get the effect you want.
 <code> <code>
 $ cat ~/.bashrc $ cat ~/.bashrc
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