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What is the asterisk symbol used for in Linux regular expressions?
The asterisk symbol means 0 to many repetitions of the expression it follows. This means the regular expression "do*g" would match "dg", "dog", "doog", "dooog", ... or "(?>do)*g" would match "g",...
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What is the question mark symbol used for in Linux regular expressions?
Single-letter matching wild cards. Example: d?g could be dog, dig, or dug, but NOT dang, dragging, drug, dung, or digging.
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Who used Runic symbols and what were they used for?
The ancient Germanic tribes and the ancient Scandinavians used runes as an alphabet. Prior to that, they used runes for magic purposes, such as casting lots (divination) and spells of protection.
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What is a regular expression?
In programming, a regular expression is an expression that explains a pattern for a string. A string matches a regular expression if that string follows the pattern of that regular expression.
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Is it true that any number or symbol can be used in an algebraic expression?
yes