linux find file
find /path/to/folder/ -iname *file_name_portion*
#Example
find / -iname *test*
#Output
/downloads/test_2.txt
/downloads/test_1.csv
/home/ubuntu/first_test.txt# syntax
# find *</path/to/dir> '(' *<Filter-1> *<and/or-operator> *<filter-2> ')'
# example
find . '(' -name "Test*.pm" -a ! -name 'Useless*' ')'find /path/to/folder/ -iname *file_name_portion*
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