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luajit: Execute a Lua script.

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$ luajit ${path-to-script-lua} ${--optional-argument}

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The luajit command is used to execute Lua scripts using the LuaJust-In-Time Compiler (LuaJIT). It takes the following arguments:

${path-to-script-lua}: This should be replaced with the actual path to the Lua script file you want to execute. It specifies the location of the Lua script that you want to run.
${--optional-argument}: This is an optional argument that can be passed to the Lua script. It is prefixed with -- to indicate that it is an optional argument. You would replace ${--optional-argument} with the actual desired optional argument.

By running the luajit command with the specified path to the Lua script, LuaJIT will execute the script and perform the necessary operations defined within it. If an optional argument is provided, it will be available within the Lua script for further processing or customization.

This explanation was created by an AI. In most cases those are correct. But please always be careful and never run a command you are not sure if it is safe.

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