How to change file extension of multiple files
I have 4 directories and within those I have 10 subdirectories with 20 files in each subdirectory. I have stupidly named them .fq.qz instead of .fq.gz
I am trying to use find/exec to change the file extension to gz instead of qz.
Not quite sure how to go about it though
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