choco-install:tldr:2aa7f

This command is written in a script or command line syntax and is using a package manager called Chocolatey (or "choco" for short) to install a specified package.

Let's break down the components:

• "choco" is the command to invoke Chocolatey package manager.
• "install" is the sub-command or action to be performed with Chocolatey, indicating that we want to install a package.
• "${package}" is a placeholder or variable within the command. It should be replaced with the actual name of the package you want to install. For example, if you want to install Google Chrome, you would replace "${package}" with "googlechrome" or "google-chrome".
• "--yes" is an optional flag that provides an affirmative answer to any prompts or confirmations that would usually require user input. It allows for an automated or unattended installation, assuming all defaults and agreeing to the installation.

So, by running this command with the appropriate package name, Chocolatey will install the specified package without any prompts or confirmations.