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www.giorgiosironi.com
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| | | | | Regular expressions are an old but powerful tool for pattern matching, as they date back to the 1960s and have survived till today. They can... | |
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rhaeguard.github.io
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vlad.website
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| | | | | (This is a post I wrote for the Hare blog.) Regular expressions are one of those tools that we kind of take for granted. They're really powerful and useful in so many situations, but most people don't quite understand how they work under the hood. I'm Vlad, the developer who implemented Hare's regular expression engine, and I thought I'd show you why regular expressions aren't as scary as they might seem at first sight. In this post, I'd like to take a look at how Hare's implementation works, as well as how an end-user would go about using it. Let's get started. | |
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actually.fyi
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