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Write a program to print the following,
Sample Input1
after
4
a b c d
f e f g
t e r r
a b i j
Sample Output1
[(0, 0), (1, 0), (2, 0), (2, 1), (2, 2)]
Program
Write a program to print the following, Given a word W and pattern P, you need to check whether the pattern matches the given word.The word will only contain letters(can be Uppercase and Lowercase). The pattern can contain letters, ? and *.
? : Can be matched with any single letter.
* : Can be matched with any sequence of letters (including an empty sequence).If the pattern matches with the given word, print True else False.
Sample Input1
3
Hello *l?
Hell He?ll
Hell ?*
Sample Output1
True
False
True
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Refer to the sample output for a clearer view on how it is to be printed out.
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