Week 6 part 2

Question 1

JavaScript built in character ranges:

non-word boundary

Answer 1

\B

Question 2

JavaScript built in character ranges:

word boundary

Answer 2

\b

Question 3

JavaScript built in character ranges:

any digit; equivalent to [0-9]

Answer 3

\d

Question 4

JavaScript built in character ranges:

any non-digit; equivalent to [^0-9]

Answer 4

\D

Question 5

JavaScript built in character ranges:

any whitespace character; [\f\n\r\t\v]

Answer 5

\s

Question 6

JavaScript built in character ranges:

any non-whitespace character

Answer 6

\S

Question 7

JavaScript built in character ranges:

any word character; [A-Za-z0-9]

Answer 7

\w

Question 8

JavaScript built in character ranges:

Any non-word character

Answer 8

\W

Question 9

RegEx flags:

/pattern/g

Answer 9

global; match/replace all occurences

Question 10

RegEx flags:

/pattern/i

Answer 10

case-insensitive

Question 11

RegEx flags:

/pattern/m

Answer 11

multi-line mode

Question 12

RegEd flags:

/pattern/y

Answer 12

“sticky” search, starts form a given index

Question 13

T/F - Flags can be combined

Answer 13

True /abc/gi matches all occurences of abc AbC aBc

Question 14

RegEx string match

string.match(regex) - What does this do?

Answer 14

If string fits pattern, it returns matching text, else null

Question 15

RegEx string match

string.match(regex, “text”) - What does this do?

Answer 15

Replaces first occurence of pattern with the given text

Question 16

Java Script Debugging tools shortcut

Answer 16

CTRL + ALT + L