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Expand Up @@ -29,7 +29,7 @@ <h4 class="sublogo">Demystifying regular expressions</h4>
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<div id="explanation">Welcome to RegExpress, a tool that lets you build Javascript regular expressions by creating a syntax diagram instead of having to memorize countless esoteric symbols.<br><br>RegExpress will show you the text and the "regex railroad" syntax diagram for any regular expression. Type in a regex to see the diagram it creates, or build your own out of the library components.<br></br>Each library component represents a type of character or group of characters. Together, these components will describe a pattern when read left to right on the railroad. This pattern is just another way to describe a regular expression.<br></br><center>Try the regex /(\w+!)/</center><br><center> Read about how RegExpress was built <a class="blog" href="http://www.techphrasis.com/planting-a-regex-tree-the-building-of-regexpress/">here</a><center></div>
<div id="explanation">Welcome to RegExpress, a tool that lets you build JavaScript regular expressions by creating a syntax diagram instead of having to memorize countless esoteric symbols.<br><br>RegExpress will show you the text and the "regex railroad" syntax diagram for any regular expression. Type in a regex to see the diagram it creates, or build your own out of the library components.<br></br>Each library component represents a type of character or group of characters. Together, these components will describe a pattern when read left to right on the railroad. This pattern is just another way to describe a regular expression.<br></br><center>Try the regex /(\w+!)/</center><br><center> Read about how RegExpress was built <a class="blog" href="http://www.techphrasis.com/planting-a-regex-tree-the-building-of-regexpress/">here</a><center></div>

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