How to list files recursively?

To list files recursively in Linux, you can use the ls command with the -R option. This will display all files and directories in the specified directory and its subdirectories. Here’s the syntax:

ls -R /path/to/directory

For example, to list all files and directories recursively in a directory named myfolder, you would use:

ls -R myfolder

This command will show the contents of myfolder and all its subdirectories, providing a comprehensive view of the entire directory structure.