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ngs:tldr:2394a
ngs: Execute a code snippet.
$ ngs -e "${echo('ngs is executed')}"
try on your machine
This command ngs -e "${echo('ngs is executed')}"
does not seem to be a valid command. It appears to be using some sort of variable substitution syntax, but it is not a standard command that can be executed in most operating systems.
Based on the command provided, it seems like it is trying to execute a program called ngs
with the -e
option and passing the output of the echo
command as an argument. However, the syntax used for variable substitution (${echo('ngs is executed')}
) is invalid and would likely result in an error.
To provide a more accurate explanation, please provide additional context or revise the command so that it adheres to a specific command-line syntax.
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.