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Find command is used to search the files in the Linux environment. This find command will search all the directories and the sub directories in the path which we give in the find command. Often we would like to exclude some directories from our FIND command. Now we will see how to do it.
The below command is used to search all the *.sh files starting from current directory.
Suppose if you want to skip or exclude the directory './dir22' and all files and directories under it, you need to use -prune option with bash find command.
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