Linux tip: How to use the find command

What is the primary function of the 'find' command in Linux?

• To edit files

• To compress files

• To delete files

• To locate files based on various criteria

Which option allows you to see additional file information like inode numbers and permissions when using the 'find' command?

• -ls

• -name

• -size

• -exec

How can you use the 'find' command to search for files with specific permissions?

• By using the '-perm' option

• By using the '-size' option

• By using the '-name' option

• By using the '-type' option

What does the '-empty' option in the 'find' command do?

• Finds files that are not empty

• Finds files that are empty

• Finds files accessed in the last hour

• Finds files with specific permissions

Which command can be used to count the number of files accessed in the last hour?

• find -perm 777

• find -atime -60 | wc -l

• find -size +10000c

• find -type f -empty

What does the exclamation mark '!' signify in the 'find' command?

• It indicates a file is executable

• It specifies a file is hidden

• It negates the condition that follows

• It denotes a file is read-only

How can the 'exec' clause be used in the 'find' command?

• To list all files

• To execute a command on each found file

• To display file sizes

• To change file permissions