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The command "exa --long --all" is used to list all files and directories present in the current directory with detailed information.

Here's a breakdown of the command:

• "exa" is the command itself. It is an alternative to the "ls" command in Unix-like systems, used for listing files and directories.
• "--long" is an option or flag that instructs "exa" to display detailed information about each file or directory. This includes file permissions, owner, group, size, modification date, and more.
• "--all" is another option that makes "exa" show all files, including hidden files and directories. By default, hidden files (whose names start with a dot ".") are not shown in directory listings.

So, when you run "exa --long --all" in a directory, you will see a detailed list of all files and directories, including hidden ones, along with their respective information.