Linux/Mac Terminal Tutorial: How To Use The find Command

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In case anyone curious, by changing semicolon (;) to plus (+) in -exec rm {} ';' make the command efficient since by doing so command (in this example rm) run only once . In short, + sign activate the ability of find to combine the results of the search into an argument list for a single execution of the desired command. btw another great video #Corey.

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This tutorial is amazing!!! I had no idea I could "find" based on time or time range as shown in the video. I can't wait to go to work on Monday so I can try this out on my work files. THANKS!!!

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I literally learnt so much through this video. It covered bash commands, made me look up all the options on the man pages, showed a little wildcard, thank you so much

[@RandomShowerThoughts]

Forgot to mention chmod and chown. Reminded me that the original Chmod ownership is 777 for directories and 664 for files.

[@cl3m]

Thanks for this video. For the last examples, -exec rm can be replaced by -delete which may be more efficient.

[@coreyms]

That's a great tip. Thanks for pointing that out.

[@ianfischer103]

but the point is that you can run any command that you want. he chose rm. like you could move all your files of a certain type for example.

[@sanchit8818]

Just wanted to add the difference between \; and +. Basically when you use a + sign, it is like xargs, i.e. "chmod file1, file2, file3". On the other hand \; means you want to loop over each file like "chmod file1; chmod file2; "chmod file3;". Most of the time you can use them interchangeably though as most unix commands like chmod accept multiple files in input.

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excellent video flawless explanation with examples I've watched 5-6videos for find cmd but your one video is way more detailed about the topic than all of them together. awesome video 👍👍👍👍👍

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Thanks, sub'd. I found this after searching for ""Linux terminal search"" on the YT mobile app. This was the first result in the search results. This upload has more useful info than I was originally looking for. Thanks again for the upload. Happy Friday. -Jake

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Your videos help me get better faster, thank you! When I run the command : > find Downloads/ -mmin -5 -exec mv {} Desktop/dir \; It will list the files modified in under 5 mins, but executing tries to move the entire Downloads directory, not only those files.

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You could specify to point only to directories via -type f

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excellent Video about find. It helped me alot to utilise find.

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Amazing tutorial as always. I am comfortable working with the terminal and wanted to shift to bash scripting. I know the basics of bash like conditionals, looping, variables, and inputs. I wanted ideas for making some real life and useful projects. Also if you can suggest some existing projects that I can read and extract ideas from.

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Nice tutorial, thanks. If you ever do a version two, please include how to limit search to reduce unwanted results. I think ! -prune -not should help here but haven't figured it out yet!

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just want to add one more option that I find useful, use -regex instead of -name to use regular expression

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After watching this video I felt like Neo when he said He knew Kung Fu. I know the find command, thanks! I've liked and definitely subscribed!

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