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Can we use ? construct as reluctant quantifier (as it is in normal java regular expressions) too?
Why does the following regular expression doesn't pick "is found" from the specified string.
I am assuming that <string='.'>* means zero or more string of any length.
Regular expression:
< string='but' > < string='now' > < string='.' > * ( < pos='VB.?' > * )
Sentence:
He was lost , but now he is found.
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I am assuming that <string='.'>* means zero or more string of any length.
Regular expression:
< string='but' > < string='now' > < string='.' > * ( < pos='VB.?' > * )
Sentence:
He was lost , but now he is found.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: