The correct answer is C. type
Explanation:
type: This command is a shell builtin that displays how the shell would interpret a given command. It will tell you whether the command is a shell builtin, an alias, a function, or an external command, and where the command is located if it's an external program.
where: This command finds and displays the paths to executable files associated with a given command name. It's helpful for finding the location of external programs.
stat: This command displays detailed information about a file or filesystem object, including its permissions, ownership, timestamps, and size.
case: This is a shell keyword used for conditional branching in shell scripts. It doesn't show command definitions.
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