Your Search PathYour search path tells the computer what directories to look in when you type a command at the system prompt. The search path is a list of directories that the computer searches, in sequence, to find your command. If the command you type in is found in your search path, it is executed. If it is not found in your search path, you will get an error message such as "csh: cmd: not found", where cmd is the name of a command not found in your search path.
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