Pattern Matching with Wildcards

Given a string and a pattern, determine if the entire string matches the pattern exactly. The pattern may contain the wildcard character ?, which can match any single character. In other words, for every position i, either the pattern has a ? or its character is identical to the corresponding character in the string. Note that the match is case-sensitive and the string and pattern must have the same length.

Input: Two lines of input where the first line is the string and the second line is the pattern.

Output: Output True if the pattern matches the string exactly, otherwise output False.

inputFormat

The input consists of two lines read from standard input (stdin):

• The first line is the string s (consisting of lowercase letters).
• The second line is the pattern, which is of the same expected length as s and may include the wildcard character ?.

outputFormat

Print True if the pattern matches the string exactly, else print False to the standard output (stdout).

## sample

abcdef
a?cde?

True

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