infection:tldr:f0a27

The command "infection --threads ${number_of_threads}" is likely used in a software or script that is related to infection simulation or analysis. Let's break it down:

1. "infection" is the name of the executable or command being run.
2. "--threads" is an option or flag that specifies the number of threads to use for the execution of the "infection" command. Threads allow for parallel processing and can help improve performance.
3. "${number_of_threads}" is a placeholder or variable that represents the number of threads being specified. The actual value of the variable needs to be provided when executing the command.

To use this command, you would need to replace "${number_of_threads}" with the desired number of threads, for example:

infection --threads 4

This would run the "infection" command with 4 threads for parallel execution. The specific functionality of the "infection" command and how it uses threads would depend on the software or script being used.