input:tldr:a4eec

The command "input text "${text}" is a command commonly used in programming or scripting languages to store the value of a variable called "text" entered by the user.

Here's how this command is typically used:

1. It prompts the user to enter some text or a value.
2. The entered text is then stored in a variable called "text".
3. The command "input text "${text}" takes the value stored in the "text" variable and processes it further according to the requirements of the program or script.

For example, in Python, the command "input text "${text}" can be used as follows:

text = input("Enter some text: ")
print("You entered:", text)

In this example, the code prompts the user to enter some text and stores it in the "text" variable. The entered value is then printed as output.

Note: The exact syntax and usage of this command may vary depending on the programming language or environment being used.