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The given command is written in a syntax that is commonly used in shell scripting languages like Bash.
In this command, convert
is a command-line tool used to convert images from one format to another. It is likely referring to the ImageMagick's convert
utility.
${image-jpg}
and ${image-png}
are placeholders for actual image filenames, where the suffix -jpg
and -png
suggest that the command expects a JPG (or JPEG) image file as the input and a PNG image file as the output.
To execute this command, you would replace ${image-jpg}
with the actual filename of the JPG image you want to convert, and ${image-png}
with the desired filename for the resulting PNG image. Once substituted, the command could look something like:
convert image.jpg image.png
This would instruct the convert
utility to convert the image.jpg
file from JPG format to PNG format and save it as image.png
.