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edited Aug 28 at 14:56

Zsh, 28₂₈ 26 bytes

for i;<<<$i>$i;ls -S|headS|sed -1q

Write each argument (<<<$i) to a file also named (>$i). List directory (ls -S) sorted by size. Take the top result.

This is one byte shorter than aA direct port of the bash solution; is (29 bytes):

for b;(($#b>$#a))&&a=$b;<<<$a

for i;<<<$i>$i;ls -S|head -1

Write each argument (<<<$i) to a file also named (>$i). List directory (ls -S) sorted by size. Take the top result.

This is one byte shorter than a direct port of the bash solution; (29 bytes)

for b;(($#b>$#a))&&a=$b;<<<$a

for i;<<<$i>$i;ls -S|sed q

Write each argument (<<<$i) to a file also named (>$i). List directory (ls -S) sorted by size. Take the top result.

A direct port of the bash solution is 29 bytes:

for b;(($#b>$#a))&&a=$b;<<<$a

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created Aug 17 at 11:32

for i;<<<$i>$i;ls -S|head -1

Write each argument (<<<$i) to a file also named (>$i). List directory (ls -S) sorted by size. Take the top result.

This is one byte shorter than a direct port of the bash solution; (29 bytes)

for b;(($#b>$#a))&&a=$b;<<<$a