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UW CSE Courses on the Internet

UW CSE Courses on the Internet
Spring 2011, CSEP 506 Concurrency Madan Musuvathi Winter 2011, CSEP 590a Practical Aspects of Modern Cryptography Josh Benaloh and Brian LaMacchia Autumn 2010, CSEP 544 Database Management Systems Dan Suciu Spring 2010, CSEP 524 Parallel Computation Larry Snyder Winter 2010, CSEP 504 Advanced Topics in Software Systems David Notkin Autumn 2009, CSEP 501 Compiler Construction Hal Perkins Spring 2009, CSEP 548 Computer Architecture Luis Ceze Winter 2009, CSEP 505 Programming Languages Dan Grossman Autumn 2008, CSEP 561 Network Systems Tom Anderson and Ratul Mahajan Spring 2008, CSEP 590B Computing for the Developing World Richard Anderson Winter 2008, CSEP 501 Compiler Construction Hal Perkins Autumn 2007, CSEP 503 Principles of Software Engineering David Notkin Spring 2007, CSEP 545 Transaction Processing for E-Commerce Phil Bernstein Winter 2007, CSEP 544 Principles of Database Systems Dan Suciu Autumn 2006, CSEP 590A History of Computing Ed Lazowska, Steve Maurer, Geoff Voelker

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37 Tested PHP, Perl, and JavaScript Regular Expressions inShare22 A regular expression, also called regex or regexp for short, is simply a piece of code that matches a pattern. Mastering regular expressions can be a difficult chore, and if you don't need them all of the time, the syntax is tricky enough to make the task frustrating or slow as you will constantly need to use a reference sheet. In order to save you time, I've compiled a list of PHP, Perl, and JavaScript regular expressions for common use cases that have been tested and are ready to go. This isn't a regular expression tutorial or even a reference; you can think of it more as a cheatsheet for when you just need the regex but don't want to put a lot of time into relearning regular expressions.

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