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The command displays the names of the 10 largest files in the current directory, including their sizes, by using a pipeline of Unix utilities (du, sort, and head). The command includes file counting, numerical sorting, and reversing the order to show the largest files first.

These commands navigate to a specific directory, install a browser automation library, and create three new directories: Collections, searches, and screenshots. The directory creation commands include error handling to ensure the execution continues even if a directory already exists or cannot be created.

To install Node.js version 9.x on a Linux system, execute the installation script with the command curl -sL https://deb.nodesource.com/setup_9.x | sudo -E bash - and then update the package index with sudo apt-get update -qqy.

This code clones a Git repository (jupyter_ops) from Bitbucket and installs its dependencies using npm, chaining the commands together with && for a seamless execution. The cloning process creates a new directory named jupytangular in the current working directory, and then changes to that directory to install the dependencies.

This shell script configures systemd services on a Linux system by copying service files to /etc/systemd/system and enabling them to start at boot time. It reloads the systemd daemon, enables and starts services for Jupyter Notebook and Selenium, ensuring they run automatically when the system boots up.

This shell command sets up and starts a LaunchAgent on macOS by copying a plist file, loading it, enabling it, and starting it. The command assumes the plist file is in the correct format and the user has necessary permissions to modify their LaunchAgents directory.

These shell commands perform the following actions: create a directory and execute a command if it doesn't exist, copy files using Secure Copy (SCP) from a local directory to a remote EC2 instance, using private key authentication. The commands copy different patterns of files using SCP, including https_www_googleapis, client_secret, and aws-sdk files.

This Bash script continuously runs an npm command using an infinite loop, executing the import script with the argument "create export cache". The loop structure follows a standard Bash while loop syntax, with do for the code block and done to mark the end of the loop.