February 2018
Intermediate to advanced
396 pages
9h 38m
English
In the previous chapter, we discovered the importance of knowing how to extract the right information from a huge amount of data. When you are dealing with Linux, knowing how to find and extract information will help you use time efficiently.
find is a very useful command to help users locate any file based on defined criteria. The format of the find command is as follows:
$ find <location> <criteria> <Target-file>
Wildcards are a great additional ability for helping users. They are inspired by the wild card term that describes the fact of assigning any value to a card. For example, when you use the asterisk wildcard (*) in a command, it means the * could be of any value such as the example here, to list all ...
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