The “uname -m” command is used to print the machine hardware name or architecture. When you run this command in a terminal or command prompt, it will output the hardware architecture of your system.
For example, on a 64-bit x86-based system, running “uname -m” would display “x86_64” as the output. On an ARM-based system, it might display “armv7l” for a 32-bit architecture or “aarch64” for a 64-bit architecture.
Please note that the specific output may vary depending on the operating system and hardware platform you are using.