Which command would you use to see the resources currently being managed in a Terraform state file?

The command used to see the resources currently being managed in a Terraform state file is "terraform state list." This command provides a straightforward list of all the resources that are tracked within the state file, displaying their addresses in a concise format. This can be particularly useful for understanding what resources are currently managed by Terraform, especially in larger infrastructure setups or when troubleshooting.

The "terraform show" command offers a detailed overview of the state or configuration but presents more information than just the list of resources, including metadata and other related data. This might be more information than necessary when simply wanting to enumerate resources.

The "terraform state show" command is used to display detailed information about a specific resource's state. However, it requires an additional argument specifying which resource to show, making it less suitable for quickly listing all resources.

The "terraform resources" command does not exist in Terraform CLI commands, thus making it an invalid choice for this context.

Knowing the purposes of these commands helps in efficient management of the Terraform state and simplifies the process of infrastructure management.