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Linux : Command to get list of files with zero bytes and remove them in one shot ?

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I have a huge code base and it is showing files with zero bytes .
Can someone share a linux command to delete files with zero bytes in one attempt ?

posted Nov 30, 2015 by Vikram Singh

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use the find command in the respective directory where the file with size 0 present with -delete option.

  find  ./location/  -size 0 -delete

this will do the trick :)

answer Dec 3, 2015 by Arshad Khan
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