Description: Removing Global Yarn is a command used to uninstall a globally installed package in the Yarn package manager. Yarn is a popular tool for managing dependencies in JavaScript projects, allowing developers to install, update, and manage libraries and tools efficiently. The command to remove a package globally is essential for keeping the development environment clean and organized, as it allows developers to dispose of packages that are no longer needed or have been replaced by more efficient alternatives. This command is executed in the terminal and is part of the functionality that Yarn offers to facilitate project management, ensuring that developers can maintain precise control over the dependencies they use in their applications. The ability to remove global packages is especially useful in collaborative development environments, where multiple developers may be working on different versions of the same tools. By removing packages that are no longer in use, the risk of conflicts is minimized, and overall system performance is optimized.