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The command "vim +${line_number} ${filename}" is an instruction in the Vim text editor to open a file named ${filename} and automatically position the cursor at line number ${line_number}.

Here's a breakdown of the command:

• "vim": This is the command to open Vim, a highly configurable and popular text editor.
• "+${line_number}": This argument tells Vim to position the cursor at line number ${line_number} when the file ${filename} is opened. The "+" sign is used to indicate a line number or command to execute upon opening the file.
• "${filename}": This argument represents the name of the file you want to open with Vim. Replace ${filename} with the actual name of the file you wish to edit.

For example, if you want to open a file named "example.txt" and automatically position the cursor at line number 10, you would use the command "vim +10 example.txt". Upon executing this command, Vim will open the "example.txt" file and place the cursor at line 10, ready for editing.