What differences are there between the find command and the locate command?

a$.$ The find command searches a pre$-$built database of all the files on the filesystem which makes it

quicker, while the locate command does a live search which can be focused on a portion of the

filesystem.

b$.$ The locate command searches a pre$-$built database of all the files on the filesystem which makes it

quicker, while the find command does a live search which can be focused on a portion of the

filesystem.

c$.$ The locate command only searches for files, not directories; while the find command can be

used to search for both files and directories.

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d$.$ The find command only searches for files, not directories; while the locate command can be

used to search for both files and directories.

e$.$ None of the above