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Quick Command Line Tip - Recursively Delete Files of a Certain Type
Fri, 06/20/2008 - 11:56
Applications can create a lot of temporary files sometimes, and these files aren’t always cleaned up automatically. An example of this is when you run Python applications. Particularly if you’re a Python developer, your source code directories stack up with a .pyc version of each file, which is the cached compiled copy of the script.
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