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PROHARDVER!
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Standard Wildcards (globbing patterns)
* (asterisk)
this can represent any number of characters (including zero, in other words, zero or more characters). If you specified a "cd*" it would use "cda", "cdrom", "cdrecord" and anything that starts with “cd” also including “cd” itself. "m*l" could by mill, mull, ml, and anything that starts with an m and ends with an l.Regular Expressions
Regular expressions are a type of globbing pattern used when working with text.* (dot and asterisk)
is used to match any string, equivalent to * in standard wildcards.* (asterisk)
the proceeding item is to be matched zero or more times. ie. n* will match n, nn, nnnn, nnnnnnn but not na or any other character.
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