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Unix Bash Script

Bash Script that will recursively find all files under a directory and also under sub-directories.

It will print all the files and also show the count for the words inside the files.


count_words.sh

for i in `find $1 -name "*" -type f`
do
wc -w $i
done


count_words.sh <directory_name>










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