stat:tldr:e6c17

The command stat -f "%z %N" ${filename} is used to display the size and the name of the specified file.

Here's a breakdown of the different parts of the command:

• stat: This is a command-line utility that provides information about filesystems and files.
• -f: This option is used to specify the output format of stat. In this case, %z and %N are used as format specifiers.
• " %z %N": This is the format string passed to the -f option. It specifies that we want to display the size (%z) and the name (%N) of the file.
• ${filename}: This is the variable representing the filename that you want to retrieve the size and name for. You would replace ${filename} with the actual filename you wish to inspect.

When you execute this command with a specific filename, it will display the size of the file in bytes followed by the full path and name of the file.