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I'm suppose to write a command that would list all files that end in .tx.tx with an optional tt at the end.

So far all I got is listing the files that end in .tx.tx which is:

ls *.tx

ls *.tx

Now my problem is how do I add the optional tt at the end.

Thanks!

I'm suppose to write a command that would list all files that end in .tx with an optional t at the end.

So far all I got is listing the files that end in .tx which is:

ls *.tx

Now my problem is how do I add the optional t at the end.

Thanks!

I'm suppose to write a command that would list all files that end in .tx with an optional t at the end.

So far all I got is listing the files that end in .tx which is:

ls *.tx

Now my problem is how do I add the optional t at the end.

linux shell ls wildcards

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edited Feb 9, 2016 at 22:17

I'm suppose to write a command that would list all files that end in .tx with an optional t at the end.

So far all I got is listing the files that end in .tx which is:

ls *.tx$tx

Now my problem is how do I add the optional t at the end.

Thanks!

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asked Feb 9, 2016 at 22:09

Listing files with a certain extension

I'm suppose to write a command that would list all files that end in .tx with an optional t at the end.

So far all I got is listing the files that end in .tx which is:

ls *.tx$

Now my problem is how do I add the optional t at the end.

Thanks!

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