Linux find file recursively

find . -name "foo*"

Linux search for a given string in all files recursively

$ grep -r "String to be searched goes here" *

Find recursively

Extremely useful command!!
In Mac and Linux: Define directory where to search as "." for current directory
and then specify the name or regex of file or folder to find.

find . -name "foo*"  

In Windows: Define "/s" for a recursively search and name or regex of file or
folgder to search

dir /s "foo*"

Ubuntu terminal find file recursive

sudo find . -print | grep -i '.*[.]xml'

Source: askubuntu.com

Find recursive linux

~$ find . -print | grep -i foo

Source: stackoverflow.com

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