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bregman-arie commented Nov 19, 2021

Nice. I think we might want to have a whole separate section for regular expression exercises, but that's for another commit.

@bregman-arie bregman-arie merged commit f772911 into bregman-arie:master Nov 19, 2021
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adrianfusco commented Nov 19, 2021

How do you think is the best way to do it? Create a new perl folder in the exercises directory and:

  1. Move the whole Perl section
  2. Move just the Perl regex section and create a table in the main perl README

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How do you think is the best way to do it? Create a new perl folder in the exercises directory and:

  1. Move the whole Perl section
  2. Move just the Perl regex section and create a table in the main perl README

Perl section should move entirely to exercises/perl/README.md as it will be done for all the other sections.
What I was thinking about regex is to create exercises/regex/README.md and combine all the regex questions there from all the different sections (Perl, Python, ...). What do you think? or is it better to have separate regex questions for each programming language? I'm open to any idea at this point

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How do you think is the best way to do it? Create a new perl folder in the exercises directory and:

  1. Move the whole Perl section
  2. Move just the Perl regex section and create a table in the main perl README

Perl section should move entirely to exercises/perl/README.md as it will be done for all the other sections. What I was thinking about regex is to create exercises/regex/README.md and combine all the regex questions there from all the different sections (Perl, Python, ...). What do you think? or is it better to have separate regex questions for each programming language? I'm open to any idea at this point

Perfect, I'll move the whole section then. It will be better.

I think it's better to have separated regex sections for every language. Python does not have all the features of the PCRE and there are differences using the re module.

Regular expressions in Python and Perl

Let me know what do you think about and we can make the change as you think it's better.

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How do you think is the best way to do it? Create a new perl folder in the exercises directory and:

  1. Move the whole Perl section
  2. Move just the Perl regex section and create a table in the main perl README

Perl section should move entirely to exercises/perl/README.md as it will be done for all the other sections. What I was thinking about regex is to create exercises/regex/README.md and combine all the regex questions there from all the different sections (Perl, Python, ...). What do you think? or is it better to have separate regex questions for each programming language? I'm open to any idea at this point

Perfect, I'll move the whole section then. It will be better.

I think it's better to have separated regex sections for every language. Python does not have all the features of the PCRE and there are differences using the re module.

Regular expressions in Python and Perl

Let me know what do you think about and we can make the change as you think it's better.

Sounds good to me. Let's then move Perl to the exercises directory and keep the regex sections separated.

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Sounds good to me. Let's then move Perl to the exercises directory and keep the regex sections separated.

Perfect. I'll do the change.

Tyvm!

eshack94 pushed a commit to eshack94/devops-exercises that referenced this pull request Oct 21, 2023
* New questions and spell check (bregman-arie#181)

Added new questions related with KVM, Libvirt and DNF

* Add new perl regex questions and answers

* Add one way to avoid one-liners in regex
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