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The command "tsc @${args-txt}" is used to invoke the TypeScript Compiler (tsc) with a specific configuration file passed as an argument.

Here's a breakdown of the command:

• "tsc" is the command-line interface for the TypeScript Compiler.
• "${args-txt}" is a placeholder for the file name or path of a configuration file in .txt format. The configuration file contains compiler options and settings specific to a TypeScript project. It could also be a variable containing the file name or path extracted from the command-line arguments.
• "@" is a special character used to specify that the following argument is a file name or path.

So, when you run the "tsc @${args-txt}" command, the TypeScript Compiler will look for the specified configuration file and use it to determine how to compile the TypeScript code in your project.