An email regex that allows for capitals after the final dot (ie. TEST@GMAIL.COM)

parses property strings as used by iCalendar. Kinda.

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the decimal, double point with range number from minus to plus range number, the example from -199.99 to 199.99 revision from example pattern 1: ^(?:\-?10(?:\.\d\d?)?|\-?[1]?[1-9]?0-9?)$

re to validate x/(x+b)=(dx)/a like 7/(x+9) = (4x)/3

Pattern matches to all illegal characters in directory name. Can be useful for normalizing the folder name before creating it

An example false positive matching docstring for the regex used by flake8-sql (https://github.com/pgjones/flake8-sql).

Parses most of the variations of ISO8601 that are allowed, including dates only and date/time with or without the time zone.

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Matches author names

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This checks the syntax for CRON

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Matches with Bangladeshi Mobile and Telephone Numbers

Bandwidth value validation: 1-1023K 1-1023M 1-40G

This email validation regex works perfectly (99.99%) for validating email address entries. The regex does not match email addresses with with the following characteristics: Addresses that begin/end with a special character Addresses with consecutive repeated special characters ...

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