Using '$(..)' captures and executes the output of a command. This can lead to unintended command execution or errors. To prevent this, remove the '$(..)' wrapper or use eval cautiously when intentionally executing dynamic commands.
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2# Noncompliant: Attempts to execute the output of 'ls' instead of running 'ls'
3$(ls -l /tmp)
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2# Compliant: Simply runs the 'ls' command without trying to execute its output
3ls -l /tmp