unzip:tldr:b8b20

The command "unzip -c ${path-to-archive1-zip path-to-archive2-zip ---}" is used to extract the contents of one or multiple zip archives and display the extracted content to the console without actually writing the files to disk.

Here's a breakdown of the command:

• "unzip" is the command-line utility used to extract files from a zip archive.
• "-c" is an option that tells the "unzip" command to extract the files to the console instead of writing them to disk.
• "${path-to-archive1-zip}" and "${path-to-archive2-zip}" are variables representing the paths to the zip archives you want to extract. You need to replace them with the actual paths to your zip files.
• "---" is a separator used to separate multiple zip archive paths if you want to extract files from more than one archive.

To use this command, replace "${path-to-archive1-zip}" and "${path-to-archive2-zip}" with the actual paths to your zip files, ensuring you have the "unzip" utility installed on your system.