wpm:tldr:6355b

wpm: Start wpm using a specific text file.

$ wpm --load ${filename-txt}

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The given command is incomplete and appears to have a typographical error. However, assuming the correct command is:

wpm --load ${filename-txt}

This command is an example of a command-line instruction to execute a program or script called "wpm" (which stands for words per minute) with some specific options or arguments.

The --load option is likely used to indicate that the program should load or open a file. The ${filename-txt} part suggests that it expects a file name as an argument, but it is enclosed in braces and should be resolved to an actual file name before running the command. The ".txt" extension suggests it might be looking for a text file.

In summary, the exact purpose and functionality of this command depend on the specific implementation of the "wpm" program and the value of the filename-txt variable.

This explanation was created by an AI. In most cases those are correct. But please always be careful and never run a command you are not sure if it is safe.

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