Linux command----Find

Find command

Common scenarios:
1. When there are multiple directories under the current directory, you want to view the files in all directories at once
2. Show all files in the current directory only
3. Show all directories and subdirectories in the current directory only
4. Perform additional operations on the found file.
5. Only the relevant directories and files are displayed at the current level.
6. Display the soft connection file in the current directory

Answer:
1. >find. Displays all files in the current directory at once, including files under subdirectories
2. >find. -type f//Show all the normal files of the current directory at once, this time will not show the soft connection file;
3. >find. -type d//Show all directories and subdirectories in the current directory at once
4.> find. -type f-name "*test*"-exec ls-l {} \; Show file details that contain the test keyword
5.> find. -maxdepth 1//displays only the relevant directories and files at the current level.
6.>find. -type f//Displays the soft connection file under the current directory, which can be added as-type F.

Linux command----Find