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    Quote Originally Posted by hex1848
    I think when I got to chapter three and they started covering regular expressions I said fuck it and started learning PHP (which at that time was PHP/FI).
    What can this mean? Regular expressions are the mutt's nuts. I couldn't live a day without regular expressions.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Corona Gigante
    What can this mean? Regular expressions are the mutt's nuts. I couldn't live a day without regular expressions.
    It means that the mind of a 17 year old with zero programming experience was admittedly too lazy to figure it out.
    Imagination will often carry us to worlds that never were. But without it we go nowhere. -- Carl Sagan

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    Quote Originally Posted by Corona Gigante
    What can this mean? Regular expressions are the mutt's nuts. I couldn't live a day without regular expressions.
    The ORA Regex book is the most important tool I have in my office!

    Without it, papers would be flying everywhere!

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    I find myself digging into the O'Reilly Regex pocket reference almost daily. Regex has to be one of the greatest things ever devised, saves so much time when working in Java, .NYET and now Oracle too.
    I thought it was a tampon joke!

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    In my last job, I was able to convince a coworker to write me a regex to grep only lines that stared in C or M (cvs -qn update | grep ^[C|M]).

    Now in my current job we COMPLETELY overuse regexes and I've learned to pump them out like they're english... I haven't figured out if that's a good thing or a bad thing.

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