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

In this Linux/Mac terminal tutorial, we will be learning how to use the find command. The find command allows us to scan through our file system in order to find files and directories that meet a certain criteria. We will also learn how to perform actions on the results that are Let's get started.
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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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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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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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