C-to-C cables never have a resistor for identification; those are for devices or legacy cables/adapters to USB-A/B. “Active” is also somewhat ambiguous: E-mark

C-to-C cables never have a resistor for identification; those are for devices or legacy cables/adapters to USB-A/B. “Active” is also somewhat ambiguous: E-marked cables can be both passive or active in terms of what they do with the signal on the high speed data lines (such as amplifying it, converting it to optical etc.)