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To provision AWS resources with Terraform, you define the desired state of the resources using Terraform __. These configuration files are typically written in HashiCorp Configuration Language (HCL), which is a __ language that allows you to describe the desired infrastructure.

For example, let's say you want to provision an AWS S3 bucket using Terraform. You can define the AWS S3 bucket resource in your Terraform configuration file like this:

1resource "aws_s3_bucket" "my_bucket" {
2  bucket = "_______________"
3}

In this example, we define an AWS S3 bucket resource with the aws_s3_bucket resource type and the name my_bucket. We also specify the bucket attribute with the desired bucket name.

Once you have defined the AWS S3 bucket resource in your Terraform configuration file, you can use Terraform to provision and manage the resource. To provision the AWS S3 bucket, you can run the terra_____________y command, which will create the bucket in your AWS account.

After the AWS S3 bucket has been provisioned, you can use it for storing and retrieving objects. Once you are done with the AWS S3 bucket and want to remove it, you can run the terraform _______________ command, which will delete the bucket from your AWS account.

By using Terraform to provision AWS resources, you can easily define and manage your infrastructure in a programmatic and scalable way, using the familiar concepts and syntax of Terraform.