In regular expressions, what syntax do you use to match whole words (this is an alternative to the grep -w flag)?
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\<\>
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In regular expressions, what syntax do you use to match whole words (this is an alternative to the grep -w flag)?
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?
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In regular expressions, what syntax do you use to match whole words (this is an alternative to the grep -w flag)?
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\<\>
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5. Regular Expressions egrep command. + is analogous to \{1,\} . It does the same as * but matches one or more characters instead of zero or more characters. ? is analogous to \{1\}. It matches zero or one character. <span>\< \> can surround a string to match only whole words. ( ) can surround several strings, separated by | . This notation will match any of these strings. ( egrep only.) \( \) can surround seve
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