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The command "> ${radare2_command}" is typically used in a shell script or command-line interface. Here's an explanation of the different parts:

1. The ">" symbol is known as the output redirection operator in Unix-like systems. It is used to redirect the standard output of a command to a file or another command.

2. "${radare2_command}" is a shell variable that holds the value of the "radare2_command" variable. The "$" is used to access the value of a shell variable.

Combining these two parts, the command "> ${radare2_command}" is used to redirect the standard output of a command to the file specified by the value of the "radare2_command" variable. The content produced by the command will be written to the file.

For example, if the "radare2_command" variable holds the value "output.txt", running the command "ls > ${radare2_command}" will redirect the output of the "ls" command to the file "output.txt".