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The command "todo delete ${task_id}" is used to delete a specific task from a todo list or task manager.

Here's a breakdown of the command:

• "todo" refers to the task manager or todo list tool that is being used. This could be a command-line tool, a mobile app, or any other software designed for managing tasks.
• "delete" is the action being performed, indicating that we want to delete a task from the list.
• "${task_id}" is a placeholder for the actual ID or identifier of the task that you want to delete. The specific task_id will vary depending on the task manager or tool you are using.

When executing this command, you would replace "${task_id}" with the actual ID or identifier of the task you want to delete. This will remove that task from your todo list or task manager, effectively deleting it from your list of pending tasks.