Perl-compatible regex patterns are always ended by one particular char – McqOptions

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1.	Perl-compatible regex patterns are always ended by one particular character, which must be?
A.	Same as beginning and end
B.	Same at middle and end
C.	Different from beginning
D.	None of them
Answer» B. Same at middle and end

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