Replace a command in Linux bash
In order to reuse the arguments of a command #bash provides you an alternative to "!*" You can also replace the command of your last command instead of reusing the arguments. The "^" char make it possible.
$~ touch one.txt two.txt
$~ ^touch^ls
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