Linux Administration Bootcamp: Go from Beginner to Advanced - Finding Files and Directories

The video tutorial covers the find and locate commands used for searching files and directories. The find command is detailed with its options for real-time search, including case sensitivity, modification time, and size. The locate command is introduced as a faster alternative using an index, but with limitations in real-time updates. Examples demonstrate the practical use of both commands, highlighting their strengths and weaknesses.

How can you find files based on their size using the find command?

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What is the significance of the index in the locate command?

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What happens if you run the locate command immediately after creating a new file?

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