All Algorithms implemented in Java
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All Algorithms implemented in Java
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Object-based searching.
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Describe the bug you encountered:
Though the folder has few files without extension, but the following command returns nothing.
$ fd -t f -e ''Describe what you expected to happen:
I expected to have a output ~similar to the output of
find . -type f ! -name "*.*"What version of
fdare you using?fd 8.1.1
Which operating system / distribution are you on?