FIND FILES USING NOTEPAD ++

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 1.Open Notepad++, go to "Search" in the menu bar, select "Find in Files" (or use Ctrl + F).

2.In the "Find what" field, enter the text or regular expression you want to search. In the "Directory" field, choose the folder where you want to search.

3.Optionally, in the "Filters" section, specify file types to include (e.g., *.php for PHP files). Optionally, adjust search options like case sensitivity in the "Search Mode" and "Match case" sections.

4.Click "Find All" to start the search. Review the results in the "Find result" panel at the bottom. Double-click an entry to open the corresponding file.

These steps will help us to search for specific text within multiple files in a specified directory using Notepad++.

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