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tryTry:

find /tmp -type f -print| awk -F/ ' length($NF)  == 4 '

awkWhat awk does:

  • useUsing / as field separator,
  • findFinding filename $NF (last field)
  • computeComputing length
  • andAnd check if value is 4, then print it.

try

find /tmp -type f -print| awk -F/ ' length($NF)  == 4 '

awk

  • use / as field separator,
  • find filename $NF (last field)
  • compute length
  • and check if value is 4, then print it.

Try:

find /tmp -type f -print| awk -F/ ' length($NF)  == 4 '

What awk does:

  • Using / as field separator,
  • Finding filename $NF (last field)
  • Computing length
  • And check if value is 4, then print it.
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try

find /tmp -type f -print| awk -F/ ' length($NF)  == 4 '

awk

  • use / as field separator,
  • find filename $NF (last field)
  • compute length
  • and check if value is 4, then print it.