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Rm-f *.sh 2, Grep-rn "enng" * Find file content contains enng files (note: The file name has Xian will not be queried)

Find. ! -name "*.sh" to find files with file suffix name not sh

Find. -type d-name abc* Find a directory starting with ABC

Find:paths must precede EXPRESSION:ABC2 workaround: The matching string for-name must be enclosed in single or double quotes to prevent the above problem from occurring.

Find. -type d-name ' abc* '-exec rmdir{} \; Find the directory that starts with ABC in the current directory and delete

Find. -type f! -name "*.sh" | Xargs grep-c "sh" find the suffix name in the current directory is not sh, the file contains sh file (file name contains, the contents of the file can also be searched)

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