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The command "todo show ${task_id}" is typically used in a task management system or a to-do list application. Here's an explanation of each component:

• "todo" refers to the name or command of the task management system or to-do list application.
• "show" is a command or action that requests to display a specific task's details.
• "${task_id}" is a placeholder for the actual ID or identifier of the task you want to view. The user should replace "${task_id}" with the specific ID of the task they want to see.

By using this command and replacing ${task_id} with a valid task identifier, the system or application will display the details of the specified task. This could include information such as the task's title, description, due date, priority, and any associated notes or attachments.