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It shouldn't do anything really
The worst thing it can happen is that it will make your A key "broken" and you won't be able to go left
It makes command "a" a hotlink to itself. So it runs itself which runs itself which runs itself and the game instantly uses all memory
alias a a - defines alias "a" as "a,"
so when the console finds "a", it will execute "a"
essentially creating an infinite loop.
Second part:
a - executes the infinite loop.
There's no reason for it to be "a," there are also much cooler ways of crashing the game, through the use of pipes. I really like the buffer escapes, that allow you to execute the arguments as commands.