#!/bin/bash

# Script to demonstrate the use of arguments
#
# This is an adaptation of the find command to search for instances of
# a specified file name in the current directory and its children.
# (Credit to http://vertigo.hsrl.rutgers.edu/ug/shell_help.html)
#
# Use it as follows:
# sfind file_name_to_search_for

# The $1 in the line below represents the first argument
# i.e., file_name_to_search_for
#
# If you want to pass multiple arguments to your script, they 
# will be $1, $2, etc.
find . -name $1 -print