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Just type following command, which would show you where it's installed.
which aws
Most of the cases, it'd be either at /usr/local/ or /usr/local/bin.
For more details refer AWS CLI Installation Guide
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Try
whereis -b aws
Usually it’s in /usr/local/aws
That leads me to an AWS file, but it's not the CLI. It doesn't look like I'm able to add a screenshot here, but the text at the end is: "Deleting expired sessions..none found. [Process completed]"
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Thanks, that also got me to the AWS file, but as my prior comment indicates, it's not the CLI.
Did you try searching it in unix way as below:
This should give you the location. If you have locate database, then you can run
On my mac, I'm able to find this way as well. Let me know if it doesn't work for you.