- find -> the find command helps us to find a particular file within a directory. It is used to find the list of files for the various conditions like permission, user ownership, modification, date/time, size, and more.
search readable, writeable, and executable file and directories :
search empty directories:
search the file with less than 10MB in a directories :
search the file with more than 10MB in a directories:
search the file with more than 10MB and less than 10M :
wc (word count) -> It is used to find out number of lines, word count, byte and characters count in the files specified in the file arguments.
Syntax: wc [option] file
Count number of lines:
Count number of words:
- awk -> awk is a scripting language, and it is helpful when working in the command line. It's also a widely used command for text processing.When using awk, you are able to select data – one or more pieces of individual text – based on a pattern you provide.
syntax: awk [option] pattern action source filename
By default Awk prints every line of data from the specified file:
Print only all directories:
Print all files ;
search the data with more than 1 MB:
Search 7 byte file :
Display with number records:
Number records and field records:
Display 410 to 420 lines:
Permissions check:
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