scc:tldr:1a110

scc: Display output and sort by column (defaults to by files).

$ scc --sort ${select}

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The command "scc --sort ${select}" is a command-line instruction with the following components:

"scc": It is the name of a command-line tool or program that is being executed. This command is usually used to count lines of code in a project or codebase.
"--sort": This is an option or flag used with the "scc" command. It instructs the tool to sort the output based on a particular parameter.
"${select}": This is a placeholder for a variable or argument that should be provided by the user. The value of this variable determines the sorting parameter to be used. For example, if "${select}" is replaced with "language", it will sort the output based on the programming language used in the code. If "${select}" is replaced with "code", it may sort based on the amount of code in each file.

To use this command effectively, the user should replace "${select}" with a specific value depending on their desired sorting parameter.

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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