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In linux, how do you get list of all python files in current directory, and all subdirectories under current directory (i.e. all files ending in the .py file extension)
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find . -name '*.py'

^^ note the use of -name flag

^^^ note the use the shell pattern *.py (note this is globbing not regex syntax).

^^^^ note the pattern is provided within single quotes, if it was full name of file, then you don't need the quotes but for patterns you do


Question
In linux, how do you get list of all python files in current directory, and all subdirectories under current directory (i.e. all files ending in the .py file extension)
Answer
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Question
In linux, how do you get list of all python files in current directory, and all subdirectories under current directory (i.e. all files ending in the .py file extension)
Answer

find . -name '*.py'

^^ note the use of -name flag

^^^ note the use the shell pattern *.py (note this is globbing not regex syntax).

^^^^ note the pattern is provided within single quotes, if it was full name of file, then you don't need the quotes but for patterns you do

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20. Advanced Shell Scripting
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