Linux find command tutorial

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1 Find a directory
2 Find hidden files
3 Find files of a certain size or greater than X
4 Find from a list of files
5 Find not in a list
6 Set the maxdepth
7 Find empty files (zero-length)
8 Find largest directory or file
9 Find setuid set files
10 Find sgid set files
11 List files without permission denied
12 Find modified files within the last X days
13 Sort by time
14 Difference between locate and find
15 CPU load of find command

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