cmd:tldr:c0d5a

The command "cmd ${service}" is using the "cmd" command to execute a specified service.

Here is a breakdown of the elements in the command:

• "cmd" refers to the command prompt in Windows operating systems. It is used to execute various commands and run programs.
• "${service}" is a variable placeholder, denoted by the use of curly braces and the "$" symbol. The value of the "service" variable will be substituted in its place when the command is executed.

So, when this command is run, the specific service specified by the "service" variable will be executed in the command prompt. The exact behavior and outcome of the command will depend on what the "service" variable represents and how it is defined or assigned.