The apt-cache command is used to query information about packages in the Debian-based package management system, including dependencies. The depends option displays the dependencies of a given package.
For example, to list the dependencies of the apache2 package, you would run:
apt-cache depends apache2
This will display a list of the packages that apache2 depends on, along with the type of dependency (e.g., "Depends", "Recommends", "Suggests", etc.). The information displayed by apt-cache depends comes from the package's control file, which contains metadata about the package, including its dependencies.
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