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Sure! In Linux, you can check the size of a file using several methods. Here are a couple of simple commands you can use in the terminal:

1. Using the ls command: You can use the -l option to get a detailed listing, including file size.

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   1ls -l filename
   

   This will show you the size in bytes along with other details.

2. Using the du command: This command shows the disk usage of the file.

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   1du -h filename
   

   The -h option makes the output human-readable (e.g., KB, MB).

3. Using the stat command: If you want more detailed information about the file, you can use:

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   1stat filename
   

   This will provide comprehensive details, including the size.

If you have any specific cases or files you're working with, feel free to ask!