How to Clear Command Line History

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Everything you enter into the command line is stored in a history file, here is how to clear that history and start anew with a blank slate.

This works in zsh, tcsh, and Bash shell, which are common shell options in macOS / Mac OS X, Ubuntu, and many other unix OS's.

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