bob:tldr:d4118

The command "bob uninstall ${select}" is not a standard command and its functionality cannot be determined without additional context. The command seems to be using the syntax of a command-line interface or script.

However, here is a general breakdown of the command:

• "bob" is the name of a program or script being executed.
• "uninstall" is likely a command or option within the "bob" program or script that deals with removing or uninstalling something.
• "${select}" is a placeholder or variable that needs to be replaced with a specific value. The actual value would determine what is being uninstalled. It could be a targeted name, file, module, package, or any specific target for the uninstallation process.

To fully comprehend the command, you would need to know the purpose and functionality of the "bob" program or script, as well as the available options or parameters it supports.