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This command is an example of a conditional statement written in a shell scripting language like Bash.

The structure of the command is as follows:

• if: keyword indicating the start of a conditional statement
• ${condition}: variable or expression that will be evaluated as a condition. If the condition is true, the subsequent command will be executed.
• (${echo Condition is true}): the command to be executed if the condition is true. In this case, it is a simple command to print the message "Condition is true" to the console.

Here's how the command works:

1. The if statement is used to check the condition specified within ${condition}.
2. If the condition is true, the command inside the parentheses (${echo Condition is true}) will be executed.
3. The command ${echo Condition is true} is composed of two parts:
   • ${} is used to reference the value of a variable. In this case, it is used to reference the command echo Condition is true.
   • echo is a command used to display a message or value on the console.
   • Condition is true is the message that will be printed if the condition is true.

So, if the value or expression represented by ${condition} evaluates to true, the message "Condition is true" will be printed to the console.