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by WaitWaitWha
1202 days ago
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It is unclear if the short note is about regular expression refers to pattern matching techniques, an application like regex, or an internal command in some coding language like =~ and !~ in Perl. I can use regular expression to parse CSV, it is just not pretty. Regex solutions do not need to be single runs. I frequently use regex in multiple iterations to clean up the data be it in code or command line, then process it for one off scenarios. > This is because a regular expression doesn’t store state. This depends on how much state I need to store and in what context (see first sentence). |
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