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- Given aaa-bbb-ccc-ddd-eee-fff change every 2nd - to + → aaa-bbb . . .
In a Python script I'm working on, I have a string s = "aaa-bbb-ccc-ddd-eee-fff-ggg-hhh-iii-jjj-kkk-lll-mmm-nnn-ooo-ppp-qqq-rrr-sss" where I want to change every second occurrence of qu
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- c++ - how to distinguish AAA:BBB and AAA:BBB:CCC using regular . . .
how to distinguish AAA:BBB and AAA:BBB:CCC using regular expression? Asked 13 years, 1 month ago Modified 13 years, 1 month ago Viewed 615 times
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- Why does ` (c*)| (cccd)` match `ccc`, not `cccd`? - Stack Overflow
Your regex ((c*)|(cccd)) is saying match either one of two things: 0 or unlimited c's The literal sequence cccd Because regular expressions are greedy, it consumes the ccc string as the match, so that is what you're returning It will first try what ever comes first (in this case c*, and if it is able to make a match, then it will To correct to what you want, try the regex: (cccd)|(c*) With
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