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The "pinout" command is a command used in Linux-based operating systems to display the pinout diagram or information of the Raspberry Pi's GPIO (General Purpose Input/Output) header pins. The GPIO header is a set of pins on the Raspberry Pi board that can be used to interface with external electronic components.
When the "pinout" command is executed in the terminal, it provides a visual representation of the Raspberry Pi's GPIO pins, showing the pin numbers, functions, and other relevant information. This command is useful for those who are working with the GPIO pins and need to identify the purpose and usage of each pin.
It is worth noting that the "pinout" command may not be available by default on all Linux distributions, but it can typically be installed through package managers like apt or pip.