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The command "az group exists --name ${name}" is used to check if an Azure resource group with a specific name already exists.

Here's how it works:

• "az group" is the Azure CLI command to manage Azure resource groups.
• "exists" is a sub-command that checks if a resource group exists with the specified name.
• "--name" is an option used to specify the name of the resource group being checked.
• "${name}" is a placeholder indicating that a variable named "name" will be used to provide the actual name value when executing the command.

To use this command, you need to replace "${name}" with the actual name of the resource group you want to check. For example, if you want to check if a resource group named "myResourceGroup" exists, you would replace "${name}" with "myResourceGroup" like this: az group exists --name myResourceGroup

After executing the command, it will return one of two possible outputs:

• "true" if a resource group with the provided name exists.
• "false" if a resource group with the provided name does not exist.