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[[Computing]]: [[Software]]: [[Programming]]: [[regex]]
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[[computing]]: [[software]]: [[programming]]: [[regex]]
[[Regex]] is shorthand for "Regular Expressions", a syntax used in string matching and replacement. It is especially heavily used in Perl, and the Linux utility {{Linuxcmd|grep}} is basically a front end for regex geared towards file-searching.
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==Overview==
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[[regex|Regex]] is shorthand for "Regular Expressions", a syntax used in string matching and replacement. It is especially heavily used in Perl, and the Linux utility {{Linuxcmd|grep}} is basically a front end for regex geared towards file-searching.
 
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* [[Perl regex]]
 
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Overview

Regex is shorthand for "Regular Expressions", a syntax used in string matching and replacement. It is especially heavily used in Perl, and the Linux utility grep is basically a front end for regex geared towards file-searching.

Articles