adig:tldr:ab774

The command adig ${example-com} is likely a command-line command.

In this command, ${example-com} represents a placeholder for a domain name. It is common in command-line languages to use such placeholders enclosed in curly braces to represent variables or arguments.

The adig command is not a standard command and might refer to a specific tool or program. The purpose of this command is to perform a DNS lookup or query on the domain name specified by ${example-com}. The output of the command would typically provide information such as the IP address associated with the domain, DNS records, or other related information.

To use this command, you would need to replace ${example-com} with the actual domain name you want to perform the DNS lookup on. For example, if you want to query the DNS information for the domain example.com, you would replace ${example-com} with example.com, resulting in the command adig example.com.