| Term | Definition |
|---|
| File | On a Linux system, everything is referred to as a ______ |
| 255 | Linux filenames can be up to ______ characters long |
| Yes | Are filenames case-sensitive? |
| No | Can the / (forward slash) be used in Linux filenames? |
| No | Can the \ (back slash) be used in Linux filenames? |
| Yes, but not at the beginning | Can the - (dash) be used in Linux filenames? |
| No | Can the [ ] (square brackets) be used in Linux filenames? |
| No | Can the { } (curly braces) be used in Linux filenames? |
| No | Can the * (asterisk) be used in Linux filenames? |
| No | Can the ' (apostrophe) be used in Linux filenames? |
| No | Can the " (quotations character) be used in Linux filenames? |
| * ? [ ] | In the Linux system, the three wildcard characters are... (use symbols) |
| Matches any character zero or more times | What does the * (asterisk) wildcard character do? |
| Matches a single character | What does the ? (question mark) wildcard character do? |
| Matches a set of single characters, or a range of characters separated by a hyphen ([12] or [1-34]) | What is the use of the [ ] (square brackets) wildcard character? |
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