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printing number of files ONLY in ~ directory
Could someone help me please. I'm trying to write a shell script that prints the number of files I have in my home directory. Files only though, directories not included. I was thinking about using a pipe that includes wc but I don't know any commands that isolate the number of files you have in your current directory only. Any help would be appreciated
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