If you enter the command “ifconfig” in the terminal, all information will be displayed. You can also use the commands “ip addr” or “ip a”. Confirm with [Enter]. You'll now be shown all IP addresses that are in your network
B is correct. macOS operating systems are UNIX based. It's a flavor of UNIX besides FreeBSD. It also works on Linux, but the ip command is more efficient on Linux.
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