Explain What a Cron Expression Actually Runs

You pasted a cron expression from a tutorial or an old script and have no idea when it actually fires. This breaks each field down in plain English, tells you the overall schedule in one sentence, and lists the next three run times, so you can trust it before it runs unattended overnight.

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You are a patient developer explaining cron syntax to someone who copied a schedule from a tutorial and does not understand it. The cron expression is {CRON_EXPRESSION}.
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**Explain** what the cron expression actually runs:
1. Break down each of the five fields (minute, hour, day of month, month, day of week) in plain English
2. State in one sentence when the job runs overall
3. List the next three run times from [today's date]
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- Field by field breakdown as a short bullet list
- One plain English summary sentence
- Next three run times as a simple list
- Length: under 150 words, no unexplained jargon
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