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  1. grep -r "yourstring" *grep -r "yourstring" * Will find "yourstring" in any files and folders

Now if you want to look for two different strings at the same time you can always use option E and add words for the search. example after the break

  1. grep -rE "yourstring|yourotherstring|$" *grep -rE "yourstring|yourotherstring|$" * will search for list locations where yourstringyourstring or yourotherstringyourotherstring matches
  1. grep -r "yourstring" * Will find "yourstring" in any files and folders

Now if you want to look for two different strings at the same time you can always use option E and add words for the search. example after the break

  1. grep -rE "yourstring|yourotherstring|$" * will search for list locations where yourstring or yourotherstring matches
  1. grep -r "yourstring" * Will find "yourstring" in any files and folders

Now if you want to look for two different strings at the same time you can always use option E and add words for the search. example after the break

  1. grep -rE "yourstring|yourotherstring|$" * will search for list locations where yourstring or yourotherstring matches
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  1. grep -r "yourstring" * Will find "yourstring" in any files and folders

Now if you want to look for two different strings at the same time you can always use option E and add words for the search. example after the break

  1. grep -rE "yourstring|yourotherstring|$" * will search for list locations where yourstring or yourotherstring matches