Shell Programming and Scripting

Hey guys I'm new to unix and need help printing files in a specified directory according to size in bytes as well as files with equal bites in alphabetical order

the part i have done so far prints out all files in the directory as well as setting a time limit in which they have been modified

which looks like

Code:

find $1 -type f -mmin -$(($2*60))

one thing i have tried is

Code:

find $1 -type f -mmin -$(($2*60)) | ls -l |gawk '{print $5,$9|"sort -n"}'

but it seems to be switching the directory and I'm not sure why

anyways if anyone knows where i should start please reply, ty.

Moderator's Comments:

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You can use the -maxdepth 1 option on find to stop it switching into sub-directories.

try this
change the find command according to ur needs....