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csvclean:tldr:ea867
The command "csvclean ${bad-csv}" is likely used to clean or fix issues in a CSV (Comma-Separated Values) file.
Here's a breakdown of the command:
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"csvclean": This is the name of the command or executable being run. It is a program or script specifically designed to process CSV files and perform various cleaning operations.
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"${bad-csv}": "${bad-csv}" is a placeholder or variable representing the file name or path of the CSV file that needs to be cleaned. The actual file name or path will be substituted in place of "${bad-csv}". It could be something like "data.csv", "my_file.csv", or "/path/to/file.csv".
Overall, the command is telling the computer to execute the "csvclean" program and provide the necessary input file (specified by "${bad-csv}") to clean or rectify any issues present in the CSV file.