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Tip: Using find Command in Linux

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“One command that is very flexible is find. With find, you can
search not only based on filenames, you can also use other
identifiers like GUI and UID, timestamps and file types.

“Here are some examples of find commands:

“This command will find all files in /home directory with .doc
as extension and was modified 24 hours ago:”

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