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[Fix] Remove input file reference #358

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11 changes: 0 additions & 11 deletions documentation/leo/05_commands.md
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├── program.json # Your program manifest
├── README.md # Your program description
├── build/
├── inputs/
│ ├── hello.in # Your program inputs
└── src/
└── main.leo # Your program file
```
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:::tip
Use this command to run your program before [**executing**](#leo-execute) it.
:::
To run a Leo transition function using inputs from the program input `.in` file.
```bash
leo run {$TRANSITION}
```

To run a Leo transition function with inputs from the command line.
`{$INPUTS}` should be a list of inputs to the program separated by spaces.
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Use this command to execute your program and generate a transaction object.
:::

To execute a Leo transition function using inputs from the program input `.in` file.
```bash
leo execute {$TRANSITION}
```

To execute a Leo transition function with inputs from the command line.
`{$INPUTS}` should be a list of inputs to the program separated by spaces.
```bash
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