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$ x_x -h ${0} ${select}

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This command seems to be using a shell script notation. Here's the breakdown of each component:

x_x is likely the name of the script or program being executed.
-h is a flag or option being passed to the x_x command. The meaning of -h can vary depending on the specific command, but commonly it stands for "help" and is used to display information about how to use the command.
${0} represents a parameter being passed to the x_x command. In shell scripting, ${0} typically refers to the name of the script itself, so this command is passing the name of the script as an argument to x_x.
${select} represents another parameter being passed to the x_x command. The value of ${select} would depend on how it has been defined or assigned in the script (not shown in the given command).

Overall, this command is invoking the x_x command with the -h option, and also passing the name of the script ${0} and the value of ${select} as parameters.

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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