Wildcards can be used to search for patterns in text. The asterisk (*) finds occurrences starting with a character. Angled brackets (<) find words starting with characters, and > finds words ending with characters. The question mark (?) finds words with a missing letter. Braces ({}) count occurrences of letters, brackets ([]) search within a character range, and examples were provided to illustrate the use of each wildcard type in less than 3 sentences.
Wildcards can be used to search for patterns in text. The asterisk (*) finds occurrences starting with a character. Angled brackets (<) find words starting with characters, and > finds words ending with characters. The question mark (?) finds words with a missing letter. Braces ({}) count occurrences of letters, brackets ([]) search within a character range, and examples were provided to illustrate the use of each wildcard type in less than 3 sentences.
Wildcards can be used to search for patterns in text. The asterisk (*) finds occurrences starting with a character. Angled brackets (<) find words starting with characters, and > finds words ending with characters. The question mark (?) finds words with a missing letter. Braces ({}) count occurrences of letters, brackets ([]) search within a character range, and examples were provided to illustrate the use of each wildcard type in less than 3 sentences.