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Counts the non-blank lines in a file using the bundled count.py script. Use when asked for an exact line count of a file, where guessing is unacceptable.
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| name | counting-lines |
| description | Counts the non-blank lines in a file using the bundled count.py script. Use when asked for an exact line count of a file, where guessing is unacceptable. |
Do not estimate or eyeball line counts — run the bundled script, which is the source of truth.
Run the script on the target file:
python3 count.py <path>
Report the exact integer it prints. If the script errors, report the error verbatim rather than guessing a number.