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Auto ls after cd

To enhance your navigation efficiency in the terminal, you can set up your environment so that the ls command runs automatically whenever you change directories with cd. This provides an immediate view of the contents of the new directory, saving you the extra step of typing ls each time.

Code:
```
cdls() {
    cd "$@" && ls
}

alias cd='cdls'
```
Usage:
```
cd
```

Easiest way to run any program

By customizing the command not found handler in your shell, it automatically detects the file type and executes the corresponding interpreter. This means you can simply type the filename of your script without worrying about which interpreter to use.

Code:

command_not_found_handle() {
    local cmd="$1"
    shift
    local args="$@"
    declare -A interpreters

    interpreters=(
        ["py"]="python"
        ["php"]="php"
        ["js"]="node"
        ["sh"]="bash"
        ["rb"]="ruby"
        ["pl"]="perl"
        ["java"]="java"
        ["cpp"]="g++"
        ["c"]="gcc"
        ["go"]="go run"
        ["rs"]="rustc"
        ["swift"]="swift"
        ["lua"]="lua"
        ["r"]="Rscript"
        ["scala"]="scala"
        ["hs"]="runhaskell"
        ["ts"]="ts-node"
        ["kt"]="kotlinc -script"
        ["cs"]="csharp"
        ["fs"]="fsharp"
        ["clj"]="clojure"
        ["groovy"]="groovy"
        ["ml"]="ocaml"
        ["pro"]="gprolog"
        ["erl"]="erl -noshell -s"
        ["exs"]="elixir"
        ["jl"]="julia"
        ["v"]="v run"
        ["nim"]="nim compile --run"
        ["dart"]="dart"
        ["cr"]="crystal run"
        ["adb"]="gnatmake"
        ["d"]="dmd"
        ["f90"]="gfortran"
        ["vbs"]="cscript //Nologo"
        ["awk"]="awk -f"
        ["m"]="octave --silent"
        ["ps1"]="pwsh"
        ["tcl"]="tclsh"
        ["rkt"]="racket"
        ["lisp"]="clisp"
        ["scm"]="guile"
        ["hx"]="haxe --run"
        ["purs"]="purs compile"
    )

    local file_found=false
    local interpreter=""

    for ext in "${!interpreters[@]}"; do
        if [[ -f "${cmd}.${ext}" ]]; then
            file_found=true
            interpreter=${interpreters[$ext]}
            if [[ -n "${interpreter}" ]]; then
                if [[ "${ext}" == "java" ]]; then
                    javac "${cmd}.${ext}" && java "${cmd}" $args
                elif [[ "${ext}" == "cpp" ]]; then
                    g++ "${cmd}.${ext}" -o "${cmd}" && ./"${cmd}" $args
                elif [[ "${ext}" == "c" ]]; then
                    gcc "${cmd}.${ext}" -o "${cmd}" && ./"${cmd}" $args
                elif [[ "${ext}" == "rs" ]]; then
                    rustc "${cmd}.${ext}" && ./"${cmd}" $args
                elif [[ "${ext}" == "kt" ]]; then
                    kotlinc -script "${cmd}.${ext}" $args
                elif [[ "${ext}" == "adb" ]]; then
                    gnatmake "${cmd}.${ext}" -o "${cmd}" && ./"${cmd}" $args
                elif [[ "${ext}" == "d" ]]; then
                    dmd "${cmd}.${ext}" -of="${cmd}" && ./"${cmd}" $args
                elif [[ "${ext}" == "f90" ]]; then
                    gfortran "${cmd}.${ext}" -o "${cmd}" && ./"${cmd}" $args
                else
                    ${interpreter} "${cmd}.${ext}" $args
                fi
                return 0
            fi
        fi
    done

    if [[ -d "${cmd}" ]]; then
        cd "${cmd}"
        return 0
    fi

    if [[ "${file_found}" = false ]]; then
        echo "There's no ${filename}"
    fi

    return 127
}

Usage:

{filename}

Example:

mycode

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Auto ls after cd

Easiest way to run any program