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  • python - In regex, what does [\w*] mean? - Stack Overflow
    What does this regex mean? ^ [\w*]$ a single alphanumeric character OR an asterisk (*) the beginning of a line (^) followed by either a single alphanumeric character or an asterisk followed by the end of a line ($)
  • Explicación de expresión regular ^\w+ ( [\. -]?\w+)*@\w+ ( [\. -]?\w+ . . .
    ¿Alguien me puede explicar esta línea, carácter a carácter? (Valida un email, correctamente) ^\w+ ( [\ -]?\w+)*@\w+ ( [\ -]?\w+)* (\ \w {2,4})+$
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    Over the years I have slowly developed a regular expression that validates most email addresses correctly, assuming they don't use an IP address as the server part I use it in several PHP programs
  • Combining regular expressions in Python - \\W and \\S
    The regular expression \W\S matches a sequence of two characters; one non-word, and one non-space If you want to combine them, that's [^\w\s] which matches one character which does not belong to either the word or the whitespace group However, there are many characters which are not one of the ones you enumerate which match this expression If you want to remove characters which are not in
  • gradient descent using python and numpy - Stack Overflow
    I think your code is a bit too complicated and it needs more structure, because otherwise you'll be lost in all equations and operations In the end this regression boils down to four operations: Calculate the hypothesis h = X * theta Calculate the loss = h - y and maybe the squared cost (loss^2) 2m Calculate the gradient = X' * loss m Update the parameters theta = theta - alpha * gradient
  • Email validation expression \w+ ( [-+. ]\w+)*@\w+ ( [-. ]\w+)*\. \w+ . . .
    Email validation expression \w+([-+ ']\w+)*@\w+([- ]\w+)*\ \w+([- ]\w+)* allows empty spaces, but otherwise works perfectly It does not fail the following email
  • java - Split String with regex \w \w*? \w+? - Stack Overflow
    If you split a string with a regex, you essentially tell where the string should be cut This necessarily cuts away what you match with the regex Which means if you split at \w, then every character is a split point and the substrings between them (all empty) are returned Java automatically removes trailing empty strings, as described in the documentation This also explains why the lazy
  • shell - What do \S, \W, \D stand for in regex? - Stack Overflow
    In shell scripting we have \t for tab, \s for whitespace, \w for word What are \W (capital W) and \D (capital D) used for?
  • Why does string. replace ( \W* g,_) prepend all characters?
    The problem is the meaning of \W* It means "0 or more non-word characters" This means that the empty string "" would match, given that it is indeed 0 non-word characters So the regex matches before every character in the string and at the end, hence why all the replacements are done You want either \W g (replacing each individual non-word character) or \W+ g (replacing each set of





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