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The following characters have a special meaning when a bash pattern is evaluated, and they need to be escaped to be matched literally: | The following characters have a special meaning when a bash pattern is evaluated, and they need to be escaped to be matched literally: | ||
/ # slash | |||
~ # tilda | |||
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The following characters have a special meaning when a bash pattern is evaluated, and they need to be escaped to be matched literally:
/ # slash ~ # tilda