# `find` picks one from many.

`find` reads every line together and picks the one that answers the question. Each line sees the others. An answer can depend on the whole set.

## Run it

*`find` picks Love Me Do.*

```
these_songs="These are songs by the Beatles."
question="$these_songs Which one did they release first?"

cat <<'EOF' |
She Loves You
I Saw Her Standing There
From Me to You
All My Loving
Love Me Do
I Want to Hold Your Hand
Please Please Me
Can't Buy Me Love
A Hard Day's Night
I Feel Fine
EOF
thinkthen find "$question" \
  --replay recording
```

*Output*

```
Love Me Do
```

*exit 0: a line came back*

## The lesson

Love Me Do came out first, and the pick is right.

Without `--none`, find always names a line. Check its picks on records you know before you trust it.

On GitHub: [github.com/botassembly/beatles-bench/tree/main/examples/find](https://github.com/botassembly/beatles-bench/tree/main/examples/find)