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The command sbt stands for Simple Build Tool. It is a popular build tool for Scala projects, used to compile, test, and manage dependencies for Scala-based applications.

When you run sbt in the command line, it starts the sbt shell, which provides a command-line interface for interacting with the build tool. You can use several commands within the sbt shell to perform various tasks:

• compile: Compiles the source code of your project.
• test: Runs the tests written for your project.
• run: Executes your project's main class.
• clean: Cleans the compiled output and generated files.
• reload: Reloads the build definitions and dependencies.
• package: Creates a distributable package (such as a JAR file) for your project.
• dependencyTree: Displays a tree-like structure of your project's dependencies.
• exit: Quits the sbt shell.

These are just a few examples of commonly used sbt commands. You can explore and configure more commands based on your project's requirements.