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Dummy questions about how to get the size of a directory by command

Hi,
'ls -ld' is no use ....
I want to get the total size of a directory.
Any advice?

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man on df. I guess size can be determined by df <dir_name>
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No such format by df, df isn't used for directory but device instead
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Man the du command
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