What shell's wild-card is used to match any number of characters including none ?
Correct answer: A. *
- A. *
- B. ?
- C. [!ijk]
- D. [ijk]
Explanation
The `*` shell wildcard matches any sequence of characters, including an empty sequence. The `?` wildcard matches exactly one character, while bracket expressions match one character from a specified set.
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