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As well as for regular files.

ls | grep "^SOME" # start with ...
# =
ls SOME*
# =
echo SOME*
# =
find . -depth 1 -name "SOME*"

go to that folder and try this command

ls | grep 'XX_IN*'

Thanks,
Pragyan

Could you do
find . -name "*.* | grep "File"
or
find .Folder -name "*.* | grep "File"

use

ls -l |grep ^\- | wc -l

Use find. Look at man find for more options.

find /usr/bin/ -size 11k -exec ls {} \;|wc -l

ls -1 | wc -l

This will give you a count of all the files (including directories). If you want just certain files, either change the ls command to look for *.txt (to look for files with .txt...