Linux
& -- is to run program in the background
find . -name  * -exec ls -a {} \;{} means "the output of find". As in, "whatever find found". find returns the path of the file you're looking for, right? So {} replaces it; it's a placeholder for each file that the find command locates
The \; part is basically telling find "okay, I'm done with the command I wanted to execute".
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