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pyenv: Uninstall a Python version under the `${PYENV_ROOT}/versions` directory.

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$ pyenv uninstall ${2-7-10}

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The command pyenv uninstall ${2-7-10} is a Unix shell command that uses the pyenv tool to uninstall a Python version. Here's an explanation:

pyenv is a popular version manager tool used for managing multiple Python installations on a single system.
uninstall is a sub-command of pyenv that removes an installed Python version from the system.
${2-7-10} is a parameter or an argument passed to the uninstall sub-command. It specifies the version of Python to uninstall.

In this case, the ${2-7-10} is a placeholder representing a version number. The actual version number to uninstall should be in place of the ${2-7-10}. For example, if you want to uninstall Python version 3.6.9, you would use the command pyenv uninstall 3.6.9.

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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