JavaScript Help Question what are and called when referrin
JavaScript Help:
Question: what are ^ and $ called when referring to regular expressions?
Examples:
** Question: What is the + doing in the first example?
**Question: How does that change if the string is allowed to be empty?
Solution
^ $ are in specify the begining and ending of string.
^ --> begining
$ --> ending
Question 2:
console.log( /^\\S+$/.test(s) )
/^\\S+$/ in that \\S Find a non-whitespace character and + represent matching string that contains at least one \\S
Question 3:
How does that change if the string is allowed to be empty?
in regular expersion
. represents ans single character so
/^.*$/ here a single character can repeat zero or more occurrences so it excepts empty string
