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The command "apk del ${package}" is used to uninstall or delete a package from an Android device using the package manager tool called "apk".

Here's an explanation of each part of the command:

• "apk": It refers to the package manager tool used in Android devices for managing packages (applications).
• "del": It is short for "delete" and indicates the action to be performed, which is to remove or uninstall a package.
• "${package}": This is a variable or placeholder that represents the name of the package or application that you want to delete. You would replace "${package}" with the actual name of the package you want to uninstall.

When you run this command with the desired package name, the package manager tool will locate and remove the specified package from the Android device, effectively uninstalling it.