Write a Unix command line (not a shell script) that will print the number of files and directories in the current directory. It should not count files and directories whose names begin with a dot ("."). The command should just print a single number.

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Write a Unix command line (not a shell script) that will print the number of files and directories in the current
directory. It should not count files and directories whose names begin with a dot (".). The command should just
print a single number.
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