Computer Science, asked by gracefullsnaitang, 4 months ago

what is the difference between the wildcards " ? " " and " * "?

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Answered by BangtanOt

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A wildcard is simply a pattern matching system whilst regular expressions are a language unto themselves. Whilst a wildcard character of * simply means 'anything' so saying text. * means anything starting with text. then followed by anything.

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what is the difference between the wildcards " ? " " and " * "?​

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what is the difference between the wildcards " ? " " and " * "?