fnmatch module

fnmatch, fnmatchcase, filter and translate are available, with CPython’s signatures and errors.

• fnmatch() and filter() are case-sensitive and never normalise separators. The sandbox’s os.path is posixpath, whose normcase leaves names unchanged, so fnmatch() behaves as fnmatchcase() and 'a/b' does not match 'a\\b' on every host, where CPython on Windows folds case and turns / into \. For the same reason a non-string name in filter() reaches the matcher and raises TypeError: expected string or bytes-like object, got 'int', as CPython does on POSIX; Windows CPython raises os.fspath’s expected str, bytes or os.PathLike object, not int first.
• The module has no __all__, and its functions carry no attributes, as on every built-in module (see modules.md).