```
grep -r "print " */*/*/*/*/*.py */*/*/*/*.py */*/*/*.py */*/*.py

```

I want to look for all the ocurrences of `"print "` in all `.py` files in subdirectories inside my current directory. I came up with the above command and it works, but I'd like to find some sort of way to have an arbitrary depth because some of my files are on a depth of 3, others on 4 and others on even higher depths.

I'm pretty sure I can maybe use `find` and then pipe, but I'm not quite sure how.