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Why I am getting this error message: bash: find/usr/share/help: no such file or directory

cg flag

I am trying use the find binary to output all the files names located under /usr/share/help ending with. page. After entering find/usr//share/help/ -name *.page I am getting error message above. What I am doing wrong? Any suggestions, help will be appreciated. Thank you.

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hr flag

Commands and their arguments must be separated by whitespace - not

find/usr//share/help/

but

find /usr/share/help/

You should also enclose shell wildcards like *.page in quotes when you use them as arguments to the find command - otherwise the shell will try to expand them to names of files in the current directory. So

find /usr/share/help/ -name '*.page'
cg flag
Thank you very much. Your answer helped me fix my mistake
cn flag
@Michael260, please read [What should I do when someone answers my question?](https://askubuntu.com/help/someone-answers)
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