`find`

It’s inconvenient to search for a file or directory with the cd and ls commands. The special find utility does it better.

If we run the find utility without parameters, it traverses the contents of the current directory and prints it. The output includes hidden objects.

Connect the following terminal and run find. The output will have the contents of the home directory.

Finding the required file

The first parameter of find is the directory to search in. The utility accepts relative and absolute paths. For example, the following command shows the contents of the root directory:

find /

We can specify search conditions starting from ...

1.Introduction

2.Origins of the OS

3.Operating Systems

4.Application

5.Bash Shell

6.File System

7.Command Information

8.Files and Directories

9.Bash Extra Features

10.Scripts Features

11.Variables and Parameters

12.Conditional Statements

13.Arithmetic Expressions and Operations

14.Bitwise Operations

15.Logical Operations and Increments

16.Loop Operators

17.Functions

18.Package Manager

19.Conclusion

Assessment

20.Bash Scripts Tools

21.APPENDIX

The find Utility

`find`