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The command "googler -n ${N} ${keyword}" is used to perform a Google search from the command line.

Here's a breakdown of the components:

• "googler": It is the name of a command-line tool or program that enables searching Google from the terminal.
• "-n ${N}": The "-n" option is used to specify the number of search results to be displayed. The variable "${N}" should be replaced with a number denoting the desired count.
• "${keyword}": This is a placeholder for the actual search term or keyword you want to search for on Google. You should replace "${keyword}" with your desired search term.

For example, if you want to search for the top 5 results related to the keyword "programming", you would enter the command "googler -n 5 programming". The tool will then fetch and display the relevant search results from Google.