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The command "LEFT" or "RIGHT" is generally used to indicate a direction.

When the command "LEFT" is given, it suggests moving or turning towards the left side. This could refer to physically turning the body or an object to face the left or moving in a leftward direction.

On the other hand, the command "RIGHT" means moving or turning towards the right side. This could involve physically turning the body or an object to face the right or moving in a rightward direction.

The context in which these commands are used can vary. For example, in navigation or driving, "LEFT" and "RIGHT" are commonly used to provide directions for turning at intersections or when changing lanes. In computer programming or scripting languages, "LEFT" and "RIGHT" may be used to manipulate or modify strings or lists by extracting or altering specific portions.

Overall, the specific meaning of "LEFT" or "RIGHT" commands depends on the context in which they are used.

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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