How do you find files whose names contain embedded spaces Wh

How do you find files whose names contain embedded spaces?
What would the Linux command(s) be?

How do you delete them?
What would the Linux command(s) be?

Solution

find has a -exec option, which allows you to specify a command to be executed for each file found. The executed command may also take arguments, any of which may be the string {} which will be replaced by the path of the found file. The command and its arguments are not subject to further expansion of shell patterns, so it\'s safe for {} to stand in for a file with a space in the name. For example,

The following command is required to copy or delete files with spaces in their name, for example: