scala:tldr:f57ac

This command is used to execute a Scala script in the command line.

In the command, ${script-scala} is a placeholder for the path or filename of the Scala script that you want to execute. You need to replace ${script-scala} with the actual path or filename of your script.

For example, if you have a Scala script named "myScript.scala" located in the current directory, you would run the command as:

scala myScript.scala

The scala command is used to invoke the Scala interpreter, which will then execute the specified script. This allows you to run Scala code outside of an interactive Scala shell.

Note that in order to run this command, you need to have Scala installed on your system and added to your system's PATH environment variable.