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How to run a command from history linux

##To run a specific command from your history by its number, use the following command:
!#

##Example to run command number 12 from history list enter below command
## Replace the number with ur required command from bash history.
!12

## To just display what exact command would be executed without actually executing it
!12:p

Source: howtogeek.com

Run command from history ubuntu

Use Key combination Ctrl - r, you will be able to use keyword to search bash history.
OR 
In bash, just !636 will be ok.

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