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  1. zwee-commerce zwee-commerce Public

    JavaScript

  2. GitAndrewCoffee/wedding_planner GitAndrewCoffee/wedding_planner Public

    U of MN Coding Bootcamp - Project 2 Team 2 - Fall 2021

    JavaScript

  3. TavianJD/BuzzStock-Group-Project TavianJD/BuzzStock-Group-Project Public

    JavaScript 2

  4. book-search book-search Public

    JavaScript 1

  5. Regex Tutorial - a Hex Value Regex Tutorial - a Hex Value
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    # Regex Tutorial - Matching a Hex Value
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    A regex, or regular expression, is a sequence of characters that defines a search pattern. This means a regex can be used in a search algorithm to find patterns of characters within a string based on the regex sequence.
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    For instance, given a string of words like "The Quick Brown Fox", if searched using a regular expression of /[A-Z]/g, the search would find all the capital letters in the string, in this case, 'T', 'Q', 'B', 'F'. Can you guess why? The regex defined the characters to be searched. Between the slashes ('/'), the brackets enclose a character set to be included in the search. The character set shown is a range, A-Z, so the search will look for any letter between capital A and capital Z (regex is case sensitive, if we wanted lowercase numbers, we would give /[a-z]/g).
  6. project-3-tempo project-3-tempo Public

    UofMN FSF Bootcamp - Project 3 group 4

    JavaScript