Exercises, examples and other material relating to training module Q806. This topic is presented on public course
Regular Expressions
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Regular Expressions - Making the most of Pattern Matching
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This topic is presented on public course
Regular Expressions
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Topics covered in this module
Options for caputured output
Matching the parts of the string you don't want
When to use .* on the start of the end of a match
Using Regular Expressions to handle numbers
Other Regular Expression engines - from vi to Expect
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