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Total size of a directory in unix

November 20, 2015 by Mithil Shah

Use the du command to get the size of a directory
du -h prints the size of current directory and each directory under it in a human readable form.

To get the size of the current directory only use this command
du -sh

to get the size of a particular directory
du -sh

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