Find files and directories by name and type

Goal

The folder testdata holds files and folders. Print two sorted lists: first every file whose name ends in .log, then a separator line, then every directory.

Example

If testdata held a.log, b.txt and a folder sub, your script prints:

testdata/a.log
---
testdata
testdata/sub

Rules

• Edit answer.sh. Search from testdata, so every path starts with testdata.
• Each list is sorted (| sort). find has no order of its own.
• The separator is a line containing only ---. Print it with echo "---" (echo prints text).
• The directory list includes testdata itself.

What you'll practice

find -name, find -type, pipes, sort, and echo.

Run it

gonomicon fetch week-1/02-05-find-by-name-and-type
cd 02-05-find-by-name-and-type
gonomicon test
gonomicon submit

Hints

1. find FOLDER -name "*.log" -type f lists files whose name ends in .log.
2. find FOLDER -type d lists directories, including FOLDER itself.
3. Sort both lists, and print the separator with echo "---".