https:\/\/www\.bugaboo\.com\/(es|de|gb|nl|us|fr|se|it|at|be|ie|fi|cz|dk|sk|pt|hr|hu|lu|si)-.{2}\/(strollers|carritos|kinderwagen|pushchairs|poussettes|passeggini|barnvagn).*\.html

https:\/\/www\.bugaboo\.com\/(es|de|gb|nl|us|fr|se|it|at|be|ie|fi|cz|dk|sk|pt|hr|hu|lu|si)-.{2}\/(strollers|carritos|kinderwagen|pushchairs|poussettes|passeggini|barnvagn).*\.html

extract string between strings

For a batch of photos named in the following fashion: {SKU}_{#}.jpg, where the _{#} is optional, only present when the photo is part of an image gallery for a given SKU. This expression uses lazy quantifying, because I need the expression to match as many characters as there are leading up to the p...

Another rendition of the previous expression, without the lazy quantification. Here, the expression will match any character except for the underscore character, so if there is an underscore, it will stop and evaluate the lookahead. I wonder which one is faster

migrate build.gradle legacy task registration to recommended approach using tasks.register

checks the string and matches if it has at start and end same vowel

V12345678910 last, first MI D-321 D123 1 Primary Dx V12345678910 last, first I D-321 D123 1 Primary Dx V12345678910 last, first I Jr. D-321 D123 1 Primary Dx V12345678910 last, first I III D-321 D123 1 Primary Dx V12345678910 last, first I Jr. D-321 D123 1 Primary Dx V12345678910 last, f...

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