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The command "avo ${subcommand} --help" is used to get help or information about a specific subcommand in a program called "avo."

Here's a breakdown of the command:

• "avo": This is the name or the executable of the program you are running.
• "${subcommand}": This is a placeholder for the specific subcommand you want to know more about. You need to replace "${subcommand}" with the actual subcommand you're interested in.
• "--help": This is an option or flag that you add to the command. When you include "--help" after a command, it typically displays information or documentation about the command or subcommand. It provides a brief explanation of what the command does, how to use it, and provides examples.

So, if you replace "${subcommand}" with the actual subcommand you want help with, running "avo ${subcommand} --help" will give you more information about that specific subcommand within the "avo" program.