In linux, bash carries out file name expansions (e.g. *.txt will represent all files that end in .txt"), and this is a process called [...] ing
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In linux, bash carries out file name expansions (e.g. *.txt will represent all files that end in .txt"), and this is a process called [...] ing
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In linux, bash carries out file name expansions (e.g. *.txt will represent all files that end in .txt"), and this is a process called [...] ing
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globbing
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Globbing Chapter 18. Regular Expressions Next 18.2. Globbing Bash itself cannot recognize Regular Expressions. Inside scripts, it is commands and utilities -- such as sed and awk -- that interpret RE's. <span>Bash does carry out filename expansion [1] -- a process known as globbing -- but this does not use the standard RE set. Instead, globbing recognizes and expands wild cards. Globbing interprets the standard wild card characters [2] -- * and ?, character lists
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