find folder named “downloads” in the current directory

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I intend to get the path which named "downlads " under 'volumns' in the current directory



$ cd /volumes/**/downloads; pwd; cd -
/volumes/Transcend/downloads
/Users/me/downloads


change to them, print and change back,



Is there a handy way to handle this










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  • So you want to list the contents of all directories named "downloads" recursively?
    – Hubert Grzeskowiak
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  • Can you repair all of the typos in the post, and then explain why you need to cd to them only to immediately return? Why not just print them?
    – Jeff Schaller
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I intend to get the path which named "downlads " under 'volumns' in the current directory



$ cd /volumes/**/downloads; pwd; cd -
/volumes/Transcend/downloads
/Users/me/downloads


change to them, print and change back,



Is there a handy way to handle this










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  • So you want to list the contents of all directories named "downloads" recursively?
    – Hubert Grzeskowiak
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  • Can you repair all of the typos in the post, and then explain why you need to cd to them only to immediately return? Why not just print them?
    – Jeff Schaller
    2 mins ago












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up vote
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I intend to get the path which named "downlads " under 'volumns' in the current directory



$ cd /volumes/**/downloads; pwd; cd -
/volumes/Transcend/downloads
/Users/me/downloads


change to them, print and change back,



Is there a handy way to handle this










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I intend to get the path which named "downlads " under 'volumns' in the current directory



$ cd /volumes/**/downloads; pwd; cd -
/volumes/Transcend/downloads
/Users/me/downloads


change to them, print and change back,



Is there a handy way to handle this







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  • So you want to list the contents of all directories named "downloads" recursively?
    – Hubert Grzeskowiak
    3 mins ago










  • Can you repair all of the typos in the post, and then explain why you need to cd to them only to immediately return? Why not just print them?
    – Jeff Schaller
    2 mins ago
















  • So you want to list the contents of all directories named "downloads" recursively?
    – Hubert Grzeskowiak
    3 mins ago










  • Can you repair all of the typos in the post, and then explain why you need to cd to them only to immediately return? Why not just print them?
    – Jeff Schaller
    2 mins ago















So you want to list the contents of all directories named "downloads" recursively?
– Hubert Grzeskowiak
3 mins ago




So you want to list the contents of all directories named "downloads" recursively?
– Hubert Grzeskowiak
3 mins ago












Can you repair all of the typos in the post, and then explain why you need to cd to them only to immediately return? Why not just print them?
– Jeff Schaller
2 mins ago




Can you repair all of the typos in the post, and then explain why you need to cd to them only to immediately return? Why not just print them?
– Jeff Schaller
2 mins ago










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You can simply do this using find command as:




find ./ -iname 'downloads'




-iname: search for incase-sensitive.



Is there any specific reason to change to the searched directory and then printing pwd and then changing back again?



BTW, you'd need to run this command from the directory in which you want to search for downloads





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    You can simply do this using find command as:




    find ./ -iname 'downloads'




    -iname: search for incase-sensitive.



    Is there any specific reason to change to the searched directory and then printing pwd and then changing back again?



    BTW, you'd need to run this command from the directory in which you want to search for downloads





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      You can simply do this using find command as:




      find ./ -iname 'downloads'




      -iname: search for incase-sensitive.



      Is there any specific reason to change to the searched directory and then printing pwd and then changing back again?



      BTW, you'd need to run this command from the directory in which you want to search for downloads





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        You can simply do this using find command as:




        find ./ -iname 'downloads'




        -iname: search for incase-sensitive.



        Is there any specific reason to change to the searched directory and then printing pwd and then changing back again?



        BTW, you'd need to run this command from the directory in which you want to search for downloads





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        find ./ -iname 'downloads'




        -iname: search for incase-sensitive.



        Is there any specific reason to change to the searched directory and then printing pwd and then changing back again?



        BTW, you'd need to run this command from the directory in which you want to search for downloads






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