What is responsible for interpreting the first character


Problem

In a Unix bash command line, Each question requires you to use at least one grep (or perhap a sed). You may use piped command lines. Do not use egrep to answer any of the questions. Remember to number your answers and leave a blank line between answers.

• Consider the following command:

grep 'fum*fee' foo*fee

The '*' is a special character and appears twice in this command line.

• What is responsible for interpreting the first * character on the command line?

• What is responsible for interpreting the second * character on the command line?

• How is the first * character interpreted? In other words what is its meaning?

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