When fine-tuning a dynamic selector, how many characters does "*" replace?
When fine-tuning a dynamic selector, how many characters does "*" replace?
The '*' character, known as a wildcard, replaces zero or more characters in a dynamic selector. This means it can represent any number of characters, including none at all. Therefore, '*' is used for matching patterns where the number of characters can vary, representing zero, one, or many characters.
Wildcards are symbols that enable you to replace zero or multiple characters in a string.
Answer = 'A'
Ans : A
Ans : A obviously