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1. Cover
2. Buy PDF/EPUB versions
3. 1. Preface
4. 2. Why is it needed?
5. 3. re introduction
6. 4. Anchors
7. 5. Alternation and Grouping
8. 6. Escaping metacharacters
9. 7. Dot metacharacter and Quantifiers
10. 8. Interlude: Tools for debugging and visualization
11. 9. Working with matched portions
12. 10. Character class
13. 11. Groupings and backreferences
14. 12. Interlude: Common tasks
15. 13. Lookarounds
16. 14. Flags
17. 15. Unicode
18. 16. regex module
19. 17. Gotchas
20. 18. Further Reading
21. 19. Exercise Solutions


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• Understanding Python re(gex)?
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