The find and grep command is very handy when searching for files that contains a specific word. Both the find and grep commands are universal in Linux and Unix and the syntax is very similar.
Below is an example.
find /home/andrew -type f -exec grep -H ‘networks’ {} \;
This will display all files in the directory /home/andrew that contains the word networks abd output it to screen.
Here is another example using the grep command alone.
grep -r “networks” /home/andrew
