A configuration file is full of comment lines starting with #. Which command shows only the lines that are not comments?
Un fichier de configuration est rempli de lignes de commentaire commençant par #. Quelle commande n'affiche que les lignes qui ne sont pas des commentaires ?
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Agrep "^#" app.confgrep "^#" app.conf
Bgrep -c "^#" app.confgrep -c "^#" app.conf
Cgrep -v "^#" app.confgrep -v "^#" app.conf
Dgrep -i "^#" app.confgrep -i "^#" app.conf
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