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Consider the follwing situation: <nowiki>
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ls * i-am-not-here-for-sure
</nowiki></pre> <tt>*</tt> indicates all the files in the current folder. Let's assume that you don't have a file named <tt> i-am-not-here-for-sure</tt> (that is unless you are crazy!), then the first argument of ls function generates a list of files and directories as output. Second one generates an error: <nowiki>
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good
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bad
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