Multiple choice technology programming languages

In perl, a/n -------------- is a special character or a sequence that will define the number of times the previous character or sequence appears.

  1. Character Class

  2. Meta character

  3. Quantifier

  4. Assertion

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Explanation

Quantifiers in Perl regex specify how many times the previous character or group must appear. Examples include *, +, ?, and {n,m} - these define repetition counts, not character classes or assertions.