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Regular Expression
Does c++'s regex and javascript's regex is a different thing, or do they behave differently? My problem: RegEx:(\$([^G])*T)|(T([^G])*\$) text: T$xxxxxxxG c++(regex_match in <regex>): 0(not matching) javascript([RegEx object].test): true(matching) regexr.com showed me that this has to be matched for js and php. So i wonder if c++'s regex is different
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i dont think there's a difference, maybe in you'll need to use double backslash for something like \w. but its not really a big deal
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Im asking because they "acted" differently(If i can upload the input&output or code related to code coach, i will. Is it allowed to upload the code related to code coach?)(yep this is related to my code coach solving)(and i didnt used \w)
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as long as its not pro