Determine the size of each file in a folder.
 

Hello,

i have a folder with 10 files and i would like to determine the size of each file.

i was trying the command
but i receive the total size . Any help, please .

Thank you .

Remove the s from the arument list. The s argument means to give a summary report for the entire directory.
You could have found this answer in the manual page for du.

yep, thanks i fould it .

but i would like to ask , how it is possible Not to see the last line ? i mean the last line display the total size which i dont want it .

Thanks

I'm curious... OP says he wants the sizes of 10 files in a given directory; when I run `du -h` I seem to be getting the sizes of all the directories within my current directory. Is that what OP wants?
Never mind above - I never gave it a directory name! :rolleyes:

Well anyhow, here's a way to get rid of the last line of a list of lines:
And also, in case OP is interested, here's another (example) way of neatly printing the sizes and filenames of files in the current directory:

Actually du is showing you the size of the final file / directory found, which in this case is the . directory, ie the directory you are in.

Why not play a little with globbing and what the files all contain within their names.

Friends, i fill like been bombared with answers ! =)

Thank you very much .