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This command represents a set of keyboard inputs that can be used to navigate or move the cursor in different directions.

Specifically, the brackets "< >" indicate that the command encompasses a selection of options. In this case, you can choose one of the following keys: "H", "J", "K", "L", or the arrow keys.

Typically, these keys are found on the keyboard's navigation cluster or arrow key section. Each key corresponds to a specific direction:

• "H" moves the cursor to the left.
• "J" moves the cursor down.
• "K" moves the cursor up.
• "L" moves the cursor to the right.

Alternatively, you can use the arrow keys to achieve the same purpose. The up arrow key moves the cursor up, the down arrow key moves it down, the left arrow key moves it to the left, and the right arrow key moves it to the right.

Depending on the context, this command may have different functionalities such as moving the cursor in a text editor, navigating through a menu, or selecting items in a graphical interface.