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Readers will get to learn the fundamentals of GraphQL aliases, including their syntax, implementation, and optimization techniques. This blog covers how aliases improve query performance, simplify complex queries, and resolve naming conflicts. Advanced use cases, best practices, and testing strategies are also discussed to help the reader effectively use aliases in your GraphQL projects.