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The command:
```
objdump -d ikatube
```
**Explanation:**
- `objdump` is a program used to display information about object files (such as executables and libraries).
- The `-d` option stands for "disassemble," which means to translate the machine code inside the executable into human-readable assembly instructions.
- `ikatube` is the name of the executable (or object file) you want to inspect.
**What it does:**
When you run `objdump -d ikatube`, it will parse the binary file named `ikatube` and produce a listing of the assembler code for all the executable sections. In other words, it shows the assembly instructions generated for the program's compiled functions. This is commonly used for reverse engineering or debugging purposes.
**Typical output:**
- For each function and code section, you'll see addresses, bytes, and the associated assembly instructions.
**Example snippet:**
```
0000000000401136 :
401136: 55 push %rbp
401137: 48 89 e5 mov %rsp,%rbp
...
```
Are you Trump and the GOP unwilling to release the Epstein files? AKA Source code?
