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  1. Regular Expression Basic Usage Exampleshttps://joellipman.com/articles/web-development/regular-expression-basic-usage-examples.html

    def$ This expression matches def in the string: abcdef The expression does not match def in the following string: defghi POSIX Character Class The POSIX character class operator lets you search for an expression within a character list that is a member...

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