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monop: List the types in an assembly.

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$ monop -r:${path-to-assembly-exe}

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The given command "monop -r:${path-to-assembly-exe}" is not a standard command in most operating systems or programming languages. Without further context or specific information about the software or platform being used, it is difficult to provide an exact explanation.

However, based on general knowledge, it seems like the command is attempting to execute a program named "monop" with the "-r" option, followed by a variable or placeholder "${path-to-assembly-exe}".

Typically, the "-r" flag or option in command-line tools is used to specify a reference or dependency that needs to be loaded or included by the program. The "${path-to-assembly-exe}" suggests that it is expecting a path to an assembly executable file, which could be a specific file or a placeholder for a file path.

Without more information, it is impossible to provide a precise interpretation or purpose of the command.

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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