Update alias explanation, again

Author: code-warrior

tutorials/the-terminal/index.html

@@ -64,7 +64,7 @@ <h1>Basic Terminal Tutorial</h1>
          <dd>The parent of the current directory.</dd>
 
          <dt><kbd>alias</kbd></dt>
-         <dd>Displays all keyboard aliases (shortcuts), usually in a file called <code>.bash_aliases</code>. <strong>Note</strong>: To run the default version of any command to which an alias has been assigned, precede it with a backslash (<code>\</code>). For example, <kbd>\rm</kbd> would bypass my alias of <code>'rm -i'</code>.</dd>
+         <dd>Displays all aliases (keyboard shortcuts), usually in a file called <code>.bash_aliases</code>, assigned to commands. <strong>Note</strong>: To run the default version of any command to which an alias has been assigned, precede it with a backslash (<code>\</code>). For example, <kbd>\rm</kbd> would bypass my alias of <code>'rm -i'</code>.</dd>
 
          <dt><kbd>code</kbd></dt>
          <dd>Launches VS Code, assuming the shell commands have been installed. Typing <kbd>code .</kbd> opens the current folder in VS Code and typing <kbd>code FILE</kbd> opens <code>FILE</code> in VS Code.</dd>