The following compilers exist on our LINUX system: cc, gcc, g++, and f77. These compilers were located in the /usr/bin and not in the /bin directory. We used the following command to locate the cc compiler and similar commands to locate other compilers. If a command does not display anything for a given compiler name, it means that that compiler doesn’t exist.
What will be an ideal response?
```
$ ls /usr/bin | grep cc | grep ^cc$
cc
$
```
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