Find the files modified today and others (Linux find)

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1. Find parameter:-mtime N, which indicates (n + 1) * files within 24 hours. The subscript starts from 0.

Find the files modified within 24 hours and go to the directory at the upper level:

find *.apk -mtime 0 -exec cp {} ../ \; // -mtime means modified time. 0 means in first * 24Hours  later.

Find the modified file today:

 find *.apk -daystart -mtime 0 -exec ls -al {} \; 

Find the File Modified yesterday:

 find *.apk -daystart -mtime 1 -exec ls -al {} \;

2. Find-mtime + N. Adding the plus sign before the number indicates the file before (n + 1) * 24.

For example, to find the file modified before yesterday:

find * -mtime +0

Find the modified file from the previous day:

find * -mtime +1

The unit of PS.-mmin is minute.

PS-exec command {}\; you can add a command to execute the query result,

For more information, see man find.