In regular expressions, what is the difference between square brackets "[]" vs round brackets "()"?
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Square brackets means one of serveral charactors (e.g. [a-e]) whereas round brackets means one of serveral words (e.g. (the|this) )
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In regular expressions, what is the difference between square brackets "[]" vs round brackets "()"?
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In regular expressions, what is the difference between square brackets "[]" vs round brackets "()"?
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Square brackets means one of serveral charactors (e.g. [a-e]) whereas round brackets means one of serveral words (e.g. (the|this) )
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5. Regular Expressions e is any character from a through m . grep -w 'kr.*n' Matches the words kremlin and krypton , because the . matches any character and the * means to match the dot any number of times. egrep -w '<span>(th|sh).*rt' Matches the words shirt , short , and thwart . The | means to match either the th or the sh . egrep is just like grep but supports extended regular expressions that allow for the |
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