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The command to count the number of files in the current directory by using pipes, is

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Hrithik Mishra
Hrithik Mishra 4 years ago
The correct option should not be C. The option is not mentioned here, which is ls | wc -l
Shamith Kumar
Shamith Kumar 5 years ago
ls | wc - l
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