Any other wildcards?

Yes, there are other wildcards you can use in Linux:

1. Asterisk (*): Matches any number of characters (including none). For example, *.txt matches all files with a .txt extension.

2. Square Brackets ([]): Matches specific characters or ranges. For example, file-[abc].txt matches file-a.txt, file-b.txt, or file-c.txt. You can also specify a range, like file-[1-3].txt, which matches file-1.txt, file-2.txt, or file-3.txt.

These wildcards are useful for performing various file operations efficiently.