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I have a file named as abc.txt and I am trying to extract no of records present in the file and the file creation date.

wc -l abc.txt

This is giving me only no of records in the file.

How to get the count and the data at a time in a single command?

Rak kundra
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  • Why do you believe that such a single command exists? See also Get file created/creation time? – steeldriver Jul 18 '19 at 17:16
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    If instead of a single "command" you just want a single line, you can always string together different commands with the && operator. For example wc -l abc.txt && stat abc.txt – Jason K Lai Jul 18 '19 at 17:43
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    What's this fascination with doing things in a single command or on a single line? I really don't get it. Most operations done in multiple stages are unreadable if written on a single line, and as such, they are unmaintainable and should be avoided. – Kusalananda Jul 18 '19 at 17:53
  • @Kusalananda Thanks for the responses. I have around 1000 files and need to get the count and data of all the files into a single file. This is what I am trying to achieve – Rak kundra Jul 22 '19 at 04:35

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