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Pattern matching
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Pattern Matching Operators
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Pattern Modifiers
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Pattern Tester
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Pattern anchors in Perl.
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Pattern array
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Pattern match
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Pattern-Matching Operators(The syntax used to perform a pattern match on a string)
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Pattern-matching options.
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Patterns containing + always try to match as many characters as possible.
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Using variables containing matched subpatterns.
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Regular Expression Patterns
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Regular expression character patterns
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Regular expression metacharacters
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Regular expression modifiers
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Regular expression pattern quantifiers
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Regular expression: start a string with period
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Reversing subpatterns
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Repeating patterns
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Check for 'a'
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Check for 4-8 a's
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Check for a or b
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Check for and remove a trailing backslash character
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Check for leading alpha character, rest alphanumeric
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Check for no 'a'
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Check for white space
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A program that illustrates the use of the matching operator.
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/d.f/ matches d, followed by any non-newline character, followed by f
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/de{1,3}f/ matches d, followed by one, two, or three occurrences of e, followed by f.
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Print line unless it matches E
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Count the match times
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