Fill in the blanks to create a pattern that matches strings that contain one or more 42s. r"(42) 'blank' quot;

Question

unsure what this question wants, tried various things that i thought i'd learnt from the course but nothing works - Solo Learn Python Core is the course

Fill in the blanks to create a pattern that matches strings that contain one or more 42s.

r"(42) 'blank'

Answer 1

Oh wow I cant believe I didn't understand that last week!

r"(42) + quot; is the answer.

Thank you

Answer 2

Please tag the relevant programming language instead of "help" – that helps other users to determine the context of your question.

I can't see the blanks in the example, could you mark them more clearly?

Answer 3

Is it in a sololearn course? Which one, which language?

Answer 4

Have a look at the info box in lesson 86.1 of the course: There they explain the difference between * and +

Answer 5

Great! You solved it! 👍

Answer 6

hi, sorry this is the blank -

r"(42) 'blank' quot;

Answer 7

yes its Python Core on Sololearn, metacharacter section

Answer 8

turab nomanbhai
LOOK LIKE QUESTION HAS ERROR FOR s , HOWEVER r"(42)+quot; IS WORKING,(NOTE): LEAVE NO GAP (SPACE) IN PATTERN BETWEEN + AND $ SIGHN ,and put r also .