Revisions to Get most recent file in a directory on Linux

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ls -t | head -n1

This command actually gives the latest modified file or directory in the current working directory.

ls -t | head -n1

This command actually gives the latest modified file in the current working directory.

ls -t | head -n1

This command actually gives the latest modified file or directory in the current working directory.

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edited Oct 20, 2015 at 10:38

ls -t | head -n1

ls -t | head -n1

This command actually gives the latest modified file in the current working directory.

ls -t | head -n1

This command actually gives the latest modified file in the current working directory.

ls -t | head -n1

This command actually gives the latest modified file in the current working directory.

The above command actually finds the latest file in the current directory.

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ls -c|head -n1

ls -t | head -n1

This command actually gives the latest modified file in the current working directory.

ls -c|head -n1

ls -t | head -n1

This command actually gives the latest modified file in the current working directory.

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