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JavaScript RegExp – Match Any Character

If you have used regular expressions in JavaScript before you probably know that you can match any non-line-terminating character with just the dot (/./). Of course, you may also want to match absolutely any character in which case you can use any of the following: Most Common: /[\S\s]/ This is Read more…

By Chris West, 5 years ago May 26, 2018
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