Extracting output only from the current directory

Question

How can I extract from the output of find . -name "*.c" -print only filenames in the current directory?

Why does it always include the subdirectories?

Need help with getting aorund that.

Answer 1

If you need files (or folders) from the current directory that end with .c, simply do:

ls *.c

If you need find to only look at your current directory, use:

find . -name "*.c" -maxdepth 1