17-Linux Wildcards | Linux Tutorial | Linux for Beginners (English)
How to use wild cards (*, ?, [ ]) in Linux. What is the benefits of using wild cards in Linux.
The 3 wild card characters are (*, ?, [ ])
wild card meaning
* matches zero or more than zero characters
? matches any single character
[ ] options/range
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