find:tldr:35c1a
find: Find files matching a given size range, limiting the recursive depth to "1":.
$ find ${root_path} -maxdepth 1 -size ${+500k} -size ${-10M}
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This command is used to search for files or directories within the specified ${root_path} that meet certain size criteria.
find: This is the command itself that is used to locate files or directories.${root_path}: This is a variable representing the root or starting directory where the search will begin.-maxdepth 1: This option limits the depth of the search to only the files or directories within the root path. It prevents the search from going deeper into subdirectories.-size ${+500k}: This option is used to find files or directories with a size larger than 500 kilobytes. The+sign indicates sizes greater than the specified size.-size ${-10M}: This option is used to find files or directories with a size smaller than 10 megabytes. The-sign indicates sizes smaller than the specified size.
Overall, this command will search for files or directories within the ${root_path} directory that have a size larger than 500 kilobytes but smaller than 10 megabytes.
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