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find – Locate Files and Directories in Linux

The find command lets you search for files and directories across a specified path. 📌 Basic Syntax: bash Copy Edit find [path] [options] [expression] ✅ Examples: Find a file named index.html in the current directory and subdirectories: bash Copy Edit find . -name "index.html" Find all .py files: bash Copy Edit find . -name "*.py" Use find to streamline file management and quickly locate resources in your system. #Linux #findCommand #CLI #FileSearch #dLibroLinux
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