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The grep command that will print only the lines that do not end with a / in the file foo is:
C. grep -v '/$' foo
Explanation:
The option "-v" is used to invert the match, i.e., print lines that do not match the pattern.
The pattern is '/$' which matches lines ending with a /.
Therefore, "-v '/$'" matches lines that do not end with a /.
Option A matches lines that end with a /, which is the opposite of what is requested.
Option B matches lines that end with "/#" which is not relevant to the requested pattern.
Option D matches lines that contain "/#" which is also not relevant to the requested pattern.
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