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find(*) Give me an example for -exec and {}
find . -name README -exec wc -l {} \;
Where:
Meaning: find all README files recursively and print how many lines they have. (*) How to do find the same files with grep? (*) How to get the same result with xargs? (*) How to get the same result with a loop? This is a very comfortable solution, since you can do easily several operations with the file. |
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