How can i use my find in an if else statement to find duplicate files?

Question

I want find duplicate files using my find, i cant seem to to make it echo "bububu" since it keeps echoing "blablabla" even if my path and name are wrong and there is no such file in that directory. Im trying to do this, if there is an existing file with the exact same name in the destination, create a log file to keep track of that. So now im trying to find if there is an existing file with the exact same name in the destination.

echo "Enter path for pre-configured settings"

read Path

echo "Enter file name for pre-configured settings"

read Name

if [ -n $(find "$Path" -type f -iname "$Name") ]
then 
    echo "blablabla"
else 
    echo "bububu"

Answer 1

With proper bracket balancing, your code works.

But since you have a closing '}' instead of a ], the } is part of the -n test and the tested string is never empty. Executing with set -x you can see this being executed:

+ '[' -n '}'

PS: Your code may have problems if your find returns more than one file. Put quotes around the "$(find ...)".