No, you know, what is ARC's comment and how you could use it?
With fighting?
No, let's suppose that we have a following task.
We need to find all directories that they have cantonal somewhere in their names.
And afterwards, we want to list all files and directories in those found directories.
For that, we can use Alaska Mint combined with fines, command Thrillist, we'll find all directories
that contain somewhere Kanwal.
And afterwards we will execute Alaska.
And let's try it using the exact option and find comment.
All right.
Find.
And let's look for such folders in all folders.
Here we'll be obsolete wealth to root folder for us less.
Next, I am looking for folders that have somewhere criminal like so here will be named option.
Next I say that I want to search only for directories type deals.
Next comes exact option.
And here we will execute.
Alas comment that will least all files.
And for those inside of the found directories exact.
Alas, this l will say here will be a also color option in order to see color output.
Here will be a pair of curly braces and in this case LSC amount will be run multiple times depending
on the quantity of the found directories.
And finally, it will be a becs less semicolon and it will be lost argument for exact option.
Here are actually all arguments that will be used for exact option.
All right, let's press enter and see results.
And actually, I see such asexuals as this one.
This one, let me scroll a bit up.
Here was one more large section and on different sections, one section were found folder.
Actually, let me remove temporarily this exact part like so and execute it without exact option.
And you'll see that in my case, I have found one, two, three, five folders that have cantonal somewhere
and they name.
And here you see old path to those folders.
It is Colonel Bronx's Colonel and so on.
And actually, here we see contents of every such folder.
For example, let's list files and folders here in this directory.
Let me copy it based and I see.
Same result as I have seen here in this section.
But notice that in this output, we don't see actually a path to every directory.
We are currently processing.
Kept it in this comment.
Let me go back to it.
Each found directory will be sent as argument here to a less dense L.
This doesn't call or comment.
All right.
No, let's try to use by operator and XRX comment in order to perform same action.
I simply removed this part with exactly braider.
Then I'll add Bible Pritam here.
We'll be XRX like so.
Next we'll be L.
S, this l and there's this Goller option.
Let's execute discom and Lo and see results.
And now I see that all files and folders of every phone directory are grouped by our Beth.
For example, here I see files and folders located in this bed.
There is one file you went.
And the one folder parameters same.
I see four hours of directories, for example, CS Kernel Root, DC back up to kernel and so on.
And that means that now we see actually a result that different from the results that we have received
with exact option from find command and actually hear what happened.
We send results of find comment as arguments using XRX comment to this comment.
And this comment has executed actually multiple times, in this case five times.
And we have seen results grouped by specific directory name like it to see Colonel Brooks is gunwale
and so on.
That's how you could combine the find command Bible Brait or and ask amant.
All right, guys, that's all for this lecture.
I hope you enjoyed this example.
And now you understand how to use five x arcs, find and also comments.
And that's all for find comment.
I have given you some examples.
Find comment is a very useful and it has many, many different options and they hope you'll explore
some additional options on your own.
Now let's go on.
And next, the list about compression in Linux and I'll explain you how to zip and unzip different files
and folders.
I'll see you next.
Bye bye.