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The command "wait" is used to pause the execution of a script or program for a specified time period. It allows you to introduce a delay between different actions or to control the timing of certain processes.

When you execute the "wait" command, the program will halt for a specific duration before continuing with the next instruction. The duration can be specified in various formats, such as seconds, milliseconds, minutes, or even hours. For example, if you use the command "wait 5", the program will wait for 5 seconds before proceeding.

The "wait" command is often useful in scripting and programming to synchronize processes, schedule tasks, or introduce delays in automation scripts. It helps to control the flow of instructions and manage the timing requirements of different operations.