Dir usage, number of statistics files

Dir/b/a-d | Find/v/C "$" >1.log
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Today I went to the water wood to see. It's strong. I'll explain what I mean.

dir/b uses an empty format (no header information or summary).

dir/a-d /A is a display file with the specified attributes. D is the directory, and-D is the directory

| A channel character that puts the input of the dir/b in the back of the find

Find

/ v displays all rows that do not contain the specified string.

/ C displays only the number of rows that contain strings

"$ $" special characters, the general file does not have this character, but can be used to name the folder, so I suggest using a colon, this cannot be used as a folder or file name.

> Output to

1.log File

This is better:dir/b | find/v/C ":" > 1.log

Dir usage, number of statistics files