Question 13: The jq command processes JSON input via one or more filters connected via a 'I'. a Filter ' is equivalent to the input. Filter ' ' extracts all the elements in an array. Filter 'In]' extracts the nth element. Filter 'name' extracts the 'name' field. @ Other characters in the filter are printed out as they are. To print '[', 'I' in the output, the filter needs to explicitly include them. Suppose you have JSON output from the tree command of this form: $ tree -J /cont/schardt/Documents\\ and\\ Settings/Mr.\\ Evil/ | iq_ "type": "directory", "name": "/mot/schardt/Documents and Settings/Mr. Evil/", "contents": [ [ ... } D "type": "report", "directories": 75, "files": 981 Which of the commands below would you run in order to extract the number of files, i.e., to get the follow output: S ... 981 A: jq'.[1] |_.files' B: jg.[1] | . | .files' C: iq!.[.files] D: jq.files E: jq'[_files ] Paste with Copilot (Ctrl) *Question 13: The jq command processes JSON input via one or more filters connected via a '|'. Filter ' is equivalent to the input. Filter ' ' extracts all the elements in an array. Filter ' In]' extracts the nth element. Filter 'name' extracts the 'name' field. Other characters in the filter are printed out as they are. To print '[', 'I' in the output, the filter needs to explicitly include them. Suppose you have JSON output from the tree command of this form: $ tree -J /mont/schardt/Documents\\ and\\ Settings/Mr.\\ Evil/ | iq_ "type": "directory", "name": "/mont/schardt/Documents and Settings/Mr. Evil/", "contents": [ ECECE "type": "report", "directories": 75, "files": 981 Which of the commands below would you run in order to extract the number of files, i.e., to get the following output: S ... 981 A: jq_.[1] |_.files' B: jg.[1] | . | .files' C: jq!'.[.files] D: jq.files E: jq'[.files ]