Exam 7: Working With Regular Expressions
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Which of the character classes can be used to match any lowercase letter?
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In regular expressions, every character inside a pattern is taken literally, with the exception of metacharacters, which are assigned a special meaning.
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The + metacharacter modifier is used to set up pattern matches of one or more instances of the preceding character.
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By default, regular expressions perform case sensitive searches. You can override this behavior sing the ____ modifier?
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The ____ metacharacter modifier is used to search a string for one or zero instances of a character in the preceding characters.
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You can disable case-sensitivity using the optional /c modifier as demonstrated here: /USA/c
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Which of the following regular expression metacharacters matches any non-numeric character?
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Which of the following character classes can be used to match a complete list of vowels?
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The ____ metacharacter modifier is used to search a string for zero or more instances of a character.
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Which of the following regular expression metacharacters matches any one character?
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