Exam LX0-103 topic 3 question 48 discussion

C. find /tmp -user root -print D. find /tmp -user root Here's how it works: The find command is used to search for files and directories within a given directory or its subdirectories. To search for files and directories owned by a specific user, you can use the -user option followed by the username or UID of the user. The -print option is used to print the names of the files and directories that match the search criteria. Option C is correct because it specifies the search directory (/tmp) and the user (root) and uses the -print option to print the matching files and directories. Option D is also correct because it specifies the search directory and the user, but does not include the -print option. When no action is specified, find automatically prints the names of the matching files and directories.