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The command "choco install ${package1 package2 ---}" is using the package manager called Chocolatey, typically used in Windows operating systems, to install one or more software packages.
In this specific command, the "${package1 package2 ---}" part is a placeholder for the names of the packages you want to install. You need to replace "package1" and "package2" with the actual names of the software packages you want to install.
For example, if you wanted to install the packages "firefox" and "notepadplusplus", you would replace "${package1 package2 ---}" with "firefox notepadplusplus".
So, the modified command would look like this: "choco install firefox notepadplusplus".
By running this command in the command prompt or PowerShell, Chocolatey will search for the specified packages in its repository and proceed to install them onto your system.