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20 lines
839 B
Markdown
Rule 1:
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Strings can be simly matched by setting them as a regex Rule
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Rule 2:
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Dots represent any number of any Character
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Rule 3:
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Put characters in square brackets to match any of them
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Rule 4:
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Put a rage of numbers like inside square brackets with a dash in between to match a range
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Rule 5:
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Use an asterix to match any emount of a specific character
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Rule 6:
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Use a plus sign to match a specific character if it exists one more more times
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Rule 7:
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Use a questionmark to match a character that could exists optionally
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Rule 8:
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To match a specific amount of a specific character use curly braces
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Rule 9:
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To match a specific amount or a higher amount of a specific character use curly braces with a comma
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Rule 10:
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To match a number of characters of a specific range of a character use curly curly braces with a the range and a comma in between
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