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I have just explained what is fine command and was fine command.

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You could easily find different files and directories and structure of defined command is different

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from structure of Oslo commands that we have discussed before.

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And it contains regular options.

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Arguments and additional expression and expression itself consists of different options.

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And if you enter find, does that help?

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You will see all those possible options that you could use with fine command.

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And they are not listed here in table format.

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And you see that they are listed simply one by one.

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Like I seen, you were seat time empty and so on.

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And if you scroll a bit up, you'll see actually struggled to find comment here.

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You see such irregular options as Das Kapital, H.

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Das Kapital, L. Das Kapital.

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Next comes optional argument that is path to specific file or folder.

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And after the speth comes expression.

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And this expression may contain multiple options from this list.

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All right.

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Let's try find command in action.

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Let's clear terminal.

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And now I'm located in a slash road folder.

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This home directory for this user.

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And let's list the files and folders here using LSC command.

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And I see some files that like file one to extend so on.

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And also, I see such a directory as a DC dash backup.

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This too.

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That is a copy of a DC folder.

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No, let's create a couple of additional files with extension put PDA.

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And we will do that just for testing purposes.

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And we will use find command in order to find both PDA files.

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All right.

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Let's use touch comment and create the file one.

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The PDA like so.

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And let's create a file to the PDA like this.

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And now let's find this file a one look PDA in this current folder.

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And for that simply type find desk name.

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And here comes name of the file.

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File one dot PDA.

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And notice that I have unmetered here argument that is actually path to specific directory.

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In such case, find we'll use current path.

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Current directory.

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Let's press enter and I have found file file one PDA.

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And here is complete path to this file.

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Remember that the DOT represents current folder or a current directory.

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And actually here in this comment I could use DOT as argument and it will represent current directory

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and result will be the same file one.

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The PDA will be found in current directory.

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All right, let's try to find a sane file in own directory.

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And for that, I could use here argument doodles.

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And of course, in such case, find operation took more time than in this case.

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That's because, no, this file file wandered PDAF was searched in a root directory.

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I mean, not Slessor old.

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I mean in root directory.

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And here you see path like two doors slash a road less file.

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This one look, P.D.A.

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In the same way you could find an observer file like a file, do the PDA.

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And if you'll type here absolute wealth instead of two dots like Slash, you will see similar results.

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But now here you'll see obsolete path and no displays difference between despair and despair.

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He was absolute wealth.

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And it starts with forward slash this because here as argument, we have used obsolete path.

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And here we have used a relative path to DOT.

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This way here in those results.

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Find has shown us relative path to follow files.

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All right.

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Let's be autumnal.

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And no, let me show you how to find all PDA files.

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Let's use find a game with argument dot count directory.

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And here we'll begin dush name.

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And here in double quotes, I'll type star dot PDA.

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Closing double quote.

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Enter.

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And no, I found all PDA files in current directory.

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In the same way I can find all the 60 files like Soul and Old Digs Defiles where I found you file use

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an answer directory, let's say slash.

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I'll see all different 60 files that are located in different folders that are sub folders of the root

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folder.

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And you see that there was a sign sticks to file located in user Sharra, the AMP and so on.

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That's how you could ease it in faster to find different files with specific extension.

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All right.

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Let's proceed.

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And next up, the small balls.

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Let me show you additional options that you can use with find comment.

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I'll see you after the polls by.

