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{{<multiple-choice
question="What does the command `grep -ril \"langurs\" /animals/primates` do?"
answers="List the files under /animals/primates which contain the word langurs, only in lower case. | List the files under /animals/primates which contain the word langurs, in any case, ignoring binary files like images. | List the files under /animals/primates which contain the word langurs, in any case."
feedback="Not quite - check the meaning of `-i`. | Not quite - if we wanted to ignore binary files we'd need to pass `-I` (capital i) as well | Right! `-r` means all files under the directory, `-i` means case insensitive, and `-l` means just list the file names."
correct="2"
>}}
Right now this doesn't render the `-surrounded text as code. This isn't the end of the world, I can ditch the codefences, but it's a little annoying because -I is clearly differentiated from -l when rendered as a code font but -l and -I look identical when rendered as a regular font (so I had to add a "(capital i)" note).
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Right now this doesn't render the `-surrounded text as code. This isn't the end of the world, I can ditch the codefences, but it's a little annoying because
-I
is clearly differentiated from-l
when rendered as a code font but -l and -I look identical when rendered as a regular font (so I had to add a "(capital i)" note).The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: