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Bash perform operation on all files in directory

# Basic syntax:
find . -maxdepth 1 -type f -exec your_command {} \;
# Where:
#	- . specifies the current directory (this can be changed to any
#		directory)
#	- -maxdepth 1 prevents find from searching directories recursively
#	- -type f specifies that the operation should only be performed on
#		files (not directories)
#	- -exec runs your_command on all files that are found

Source: stackoverflow.com

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