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The command "readpe --imports ${path-to-executable}" is used to read and display the imported functions and libraries of a Windows executable file.

Here's a breakdown of each component in the command:

• "readpe": This is the name or path to the executable program or script that performs the action. It is a tool specifically designed to read the Portable Executable (PE) format used by Windows executables.
• "--imports": This is an option or parameter passed to the "readpe" program, indicating that we want to retrieve the imported functions and libraries.
• "${path-to-executable}": This is a placeholder for the actual path or location of the executable file you want to analyze. It could be a relative or absolute path on your file system.

When you replace "${path-to-executable}" with the actual path to your Windows executable file, running this command will execute the "readpe" program, which will then parse the file and extract information about the imported functions and libraries used by the executable. The output will typically include the names of the imported libraries and the functions imported from those libraries.