Write your own version of find named myfind that writes output to the file findout but without the clutter of error messages, such as those generated when you do not have permission to search a directory. The myfind com- mand should accept the same options and arguments as find. Can you think of a situation in which myfind does not work as desired?
What will be an ideal response?
$ cat myfind
(find $* > findout) >& /dev/null
This script will not work with the –ok option, which queries the user by
sending messages to standard error.
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