Author: Stan Eisenstat
Subject: Re: [Cs323] ./fiend trailing slash
Date: Friday, 11 Sep 2020, 14:41:48

    > Message Posted By: Unknown
    >
    > as a follow-up, if you just do find ./, you can see that find is adding an
    > additional / before file names. If If there is a subdirectory A in ., then
    > it would be .//A, and not ./A.

I did the following:

  % mkdir a
  % mkdir a/b
  % cd a
  % find ./
  ./
  ./b
  % /c/cs323/Hwk1/fiend ./
  ./
  ./b

Are you saying that you are getting different results?
If so, please contact me or one of the staff directly.

--Stan-