wtf:tldr:7949a

The command wtf -t ${comp} ${WWW} is using the wtf command with certain options and variables as arguments.

• wtf is a command-line utility that stands for "What The F*ck" and is used to display various information and explanations for common acronyms, abbreviations, or computer-related terms.
• The -t option specifies the type of output desired.

Now let's break down the variables used in the command:

• ${comp}: This variable holds a value that represents a component, which could be the name of a software or hardware component.
• ${WWW}: This variable holds a value that represents a term or acronym related to the World Wide Web or web development.

By running this command, the wtf utility is invoked with the type of output specified by the -t option, and the variables ${comp} and ${WWW} are passed as arguments to retrieve explanations or information about the specified components and web-related terms.