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The command "choco feature enable --name ${name}" is used to enable a specific feature in Chocolatey, which is a package manager for Windows.

Here's what each part of the command does:

• "choco" is the shortcut for Chocolatey, the package manager itself.
• "feature" is a subcommand that allows you to manage features of Chocolatey.
• "enable" is an argument that tells Chocolatey to enable a specific feature.
• "--name" is an option that specifies the name of the feature to be enabled.
• "${name}" is a placeholder that represents the actual name of the feature provided as an argument when executing the command.

By executing this command and replacing "${name}" with the desired feature's name, you can enable that feature in Chocolatey.