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How can I use the result of a find command in an if statement and compare with true or false?

Something like this:

    if [ `find . -name test.txt -size 156c`="true" ]; then echo Found; fi

This is the whole script:

      1 #!/bin/bash
      2 if [ $# -ne 2 ]
      3 then
      4         echo Not enough params
      5         
      6 fi
      7 
      8 if [ `find . -name $1 -size $2c | grep -q .` -eq 0 ]
      9 then
      10         echo OK
      11 fi  

How can I use the result of a find command in an if statement and compare with true or false?

Something like this:

if [ `find . -name test.txt -size 156c`="true" ]; then echo Found; fi

This is the whole script:

#!/bin/bash
if [ $# -ne 2 ]
then
    echo Not enough params
fi

if [ `find . -name $1 -size $2c | grep -q .` -eq 0 ]
then
    echo OK
fi  

How can I use the result of a find command in an if statement and compare with true or false?

Something like this:

if [ `find . -name test.txt -size 156c` -eq "true" ]; then echo Found; fi

How can I use the result of a find command in an if statement and compare with true or false?

Something like this:

    if [ `find . -name test.txt -size 156c`="true" ]; then echo Found; fi

This is the whole script:

      1 #!/bin/bash
      2 if [ $# -ne 2 ]
      3 then
      4         echo Not enough params
      5         
      6 fi
      7 
      8 if [ `find . -name $1 -size $2c | grep -q .` -eq 0 ]
      9 then
      10         echo OK
      11 fi  

How can I use the result of a find command in an if statement to compare with true or false  ? Something like that:

    if [ `find . -name test.txt -size 156c` -eq "true" ]; then echo Found; fi

How can I use the result of a find command in an if statement and compare with true or false?

Something like this:

if [ `find . -name test.txt -size 156c` -eq "true" ]; then echo Found; fi