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Q: Enumerate all matches of a regex

emanresu AFor this challenge, we'll be using a simplified dialect of regular expressions, where: A lowercase letter from a to z matches itself. (expr1|expr2) matches either of expr1 and expr2. You will not have to handle more than two operands, and you can assume there will always be parentheses around th...

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Achievement get: First regular-expression sequence question
 
 
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4:11 AM
> For example, given (a)*(b)*, your output should contain all strings consisting of zero or more as followed by zero or more bs.
> , a , b , aa , ab , ba , bb , aaa , aab , aba , abb , baa , bab ...
ba does not match (a)*(b)*
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emanresu A
emanresu A
I'm dumb and I pasted in the wrong testcase output
 
Bubbler
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lol
 
emanresu A
emanresu A
Fixed
 

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