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How to count all files in a directory in Linux
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Counting all files in Linux and Mac
To count all files in a directory in linux, simply cd to that directory and then run the following command:
ls | wc -l
Alternatively, you can select the directory by adding the directory to the command like so:
ls /var/css | wc -l
Counting all files in Window
To do the same thing on windows, use cd
to move to the directory in question, and then run the following on command line:
dir
This will list all files and directories in a folder, and tell you how many files and directories exist.
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