goldeneye.py:tldr:45af9

The command "./goldeneye.py --help" is used to display the help information for the "goldeneye.py" script.

Here is a breakdown of the command:

• "./goldeneye.py": This specifies the location and name of the script to be executed. The "./" indicates that the script is in the current directory.

• "--help": This is a command-line argument passed to the script. The "--help" argument is commonly used to request help and it prompts the script to display information about its usage and available options.

So, when you execute the command "./goldeneye.py --help" in your terminal or command prompt, the "goldeneye.py" script will run, and instead of performing its usual functions, it will display a help message that provides guidance on how to use the script and the options available. This can be helpful if you are unfamiliar with the script or if you need a reminder of its functionality.