Linux Questions Staff asked 1 year ago
Case 1:
Assuming at least one file matching the pattern is in the current directory, the command echo ???a will display:
- All of the files in the current directory that have four characters in the file name.
- All of the files in the current directory that have four characters in the file name with the last character being an “a” character.
- All of the files in the current directory that end with an “a” character.
- Only a file named ???a
Case 2:
Assuming at least one file matching the pattern is in the current directory, the command echo a* will display:
- Only the file named “a*”.
- All of the files in any directory that begin with an “a” character.
- All of the files in the current directory that begin with an “a” character.
- All of the files in the current directory that begin with an “a” or “A” character.
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