Thank you for this wonderful video series on Powershell! Concerning the time code 29:59 regex example matching the space or hyphen characters in the SSN: in a regex an asterisk quantifier matches 0 or MORE of the previous element. In this SSN example the question mark should be used instead of the asterisk to match 0 or 1 of the space or hyphen characters. This would prevent non SSN pattern matches e.g., “123- -45- 6789” that would match when the asterisk quantifier is used.
Bonjour et merci pour ces exercices.
L'utilisation des expressions régulières est synonyme de productivité !
À bientôt. Philippe P
awesome tutes, delivery is perfect, thank you
Thank you for this wonderful video series on Powershell! Concerning the time code 29:59 regex example matching the space or hyphen characters in the SSN: in a regex an asterisk quantifier matches 0 or MORE of the previous element. In this SSN example the question mark should be used instead of the asterisk to match 0 or 1 of the space or hyphen characters. This would prevent non SSN pattern matches e.g., “123- -45- 6789” that would match when the asterisk quantifier is used.
excellent detailed video, thanks!
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