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RHrenan hafsarlinux-notes.hashnode.devMay 15 · 25 min read

grep and find Commands in Linux

Both commands sometimes are confusing because they can be used to "search" something. However, they behave differently. Command Searches for Example question find Filenames, directories, file ty

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BPBharani Preetham Perakabytebharani.hashnode.devApr 29 · 3 min read

Find method and its usage

First, we will understand what this find method is and why is this important in D365 FO. For storing all the data in D365, we have a database where all data will be stored as records in backend tables

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AJAbhishek Jhaabhishekcoder.hashnode.devSep 2, 2025 · 4 min read

Day 8 of My DevOps Journey: Advanced Shell Scripting (Part 2) That Actually Ships

Starting Simple: Node Health Script The session began by logging into a Linux EC2 instance and creating a script called node_health.sh. At its core, the script pulled basic system stats: node_health.sh #!/bin/bash # ----------------------------------...

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Ssyncfusionsyncfusion-blogs.hashnode.devAug 27, 2025 · 9 min read

How to Automate Find and Replace in Excel Using C# with XlsIO Library

TL;DR: Manually editing Excel files is slow and error-prone. Using Syncfusion® XlsIO in C#, you can automate find and replace operations across multiple files with precision and speed. Manually updating Excel files is manageable if you only have one....

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MBMohamed Banambana.hashnode.devAug 5, 2025 · 1 min read

Two useful `rg` and `fd` aliases

Often when searching you want to exclude certain directories. If you are using ripgrep and fd (tools written in Rust), you can exclude directories by doing something like this: alias rg='rg --no-follo

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HHongtech.mrleong.netJul 29, 2025 · 5 min read

Cheatsheet & Examples: find

The find command is used to search for files and directories within a directory hierarchy, supporting various conditions and actions based on file attributes, metadata, or content. Search for files by name Example Usage:find /path/to/search -name "fi...

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FFindMyPlayertravel-ball-recruitment-platform.hashnode.devMay 22, 2025 · 1 min read

Comprehensive College Sports and Travel Ball Recruitment Platform

FindMyPlayer.com is your one-stop solution for connecting athletes with top-tier college programs. Designed for both players and coaches, the platform bridges the gap in college sports connections by streamlining travel ball recruitment across the co...

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MSMihir Suratwalamihirsuratwala.hashnode.devJan 4, 2025 · 2 min read

Find to make search of files/folders easy in Linux OS

Last Blog Review → In the last, blog we understood how awk is such a powerful programming tool which is used as a text processor which means it’s used for extracting the data and manipulating it. Arithmetic operations can be performed like sum, avg, ...

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KYKarlygash Yakiyayevakarlygash-yakiyayeva.devJul 4, 2024 · 3 min read

Unix and Linux Guide: How to Use the Find Command

The find command in Unix is a powerful utility used for searching files and directories based on various criteria such as name, type, size, permissions, modification time, and more. It recursively descends into directory trees and matches conditions ...

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ALAnjanesh Lekshminarayananalpinejs.inFeb 17, 2024 · 1 min read

Using getters and setters Part 2

This is second part in the series to make use of getters and setters in an AlpineJS object, that converts INR to USD. Well, only a setter has been used here where a function call is made to the setter priceInINR when the textbox of the USD value chan...

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How to Automate Find and Replace in Excel Using C# with XlsIO Library

Two useful `rg` and `fd` aliases

Cheatsheet & Examples: find

Comprehensive College Sports and Travel Ball Recruitment Platform

Find to make search of files/folders easy in Linux OS

Unix and Linux Guide: How to Use the Find Command

Using getters and setters Part 2