The NETWORK group contains commands related to simulated or diagnostic network interactions.
This group is intentionally minimal but useful for testing responsiveness or user interaction inside the terminal.

To view this group inside the terminal:

help network

You will see:

NETWORK commands:
  ping           - Simulate a ping response.

Below is the full explanation.

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1. ping — Simulated Ping Response #

This command returns a simulated “ping” message to confirm that the terminal is responsive.

Example:

ping

The output may look like:

Pong! (42 ms)

or similar messages depending on the implementation.

What ping is used for: #

• Testing terminal responsiveness
• Verifying client-side JS execution
• Confirming that the terminal is active
• Creating fun or utility flows for users

What it does NOT do: #

• It does not measure real network speed
• It does not communicate with servers
• It does not make requests

It is purely a local simulation, safe and lightweight.

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Summary #

The NETWORK group contains:

✔ ping — a simulated ping command #

This simple command helps users verify that the terminal is working correctly and responsive.