Q11.
What are the wildcards used for searching any file?
Answer
A wildcard
is a symbol that takes the place of an unknown character or set of characters.
Commonly used wild-cards are the Asterisk ( * ) and the
Question Mark ( ? ).
The Asterisk
( * )
The asterisk
represents any number of unknown characters. We use it when searching for
documents or files for which we have only partial names.
For example,
if we enter cheese* as search term, the search might return these items:
cheese, cheesecake, cheesedip.txt
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