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characters in the world except for the | 2,768.96 | 4.28 |
at symbol so let's actually narrow the | 2,770.8 | 3.72 |
definition of what we're going to | 2,773.24 | 3.56 |
tolerate in usernames and companies like | 2,774.52 | 4.839 |
Gmail could certainly do this as well | 2,776.8 | 4.16 |
suppose that it's not just that I want | 2,779.359 | 4.121 |
to exclude at sign suppose that I only | 2,780.96 | 5.159 |
want to allow for say characters that | 2,783.48 | 4.76 |
normally appear in words like letters of | 2,786.119 | 4.521 |
the alphabet A through Z be it uppercase | 2,788.24 | 4.8 |
or lowercase maybe some numbers in heck | 2,790.64 | 3.919 |
maybe even an underscore could be | 2,793.04 | 4.079 |
allowed to well we can use this same | 2,794.559 | 4.8 |
square bracket syntax to specify a set | 2,797.119 | 5.281 |
of characters as follows I could do a b | 2,799.359 | 6.2 |
c d e f g h i j oh my God this is going | 2,802.4 | 4.24 |
to take forever I'm going to have to | 2,805.559 | 3.681 |
type out all 26 letters of the alphabet | 2,806.64 | 4.719 |
both lowercase and uppercase so let me | 2,809.24 | 3.76 |
stop doing that there's a better way | 2,811.359 | 3.76 |
already if you want to specify Within | 2,813 | 5.119 |
These square brackets a range of letters | 2,815.119 | 5.641 |
you can actually just do a hyphen if you | 2,818.119 | 6.081 |
literally do a hyphen Z in these square | 2,820.76 | 5.359 |
brackets the computer is going to know | 2,824.2 | 4.08 |
you mean a through z you do not need to | 2,826.119 | 4.761 |
type 26 letters of the alphabet if you | 2,828.28 | 4.36 |
want to include uppercase letters as | 2,830.88 | 4.239 |
well you just do the same no spaces no | 2,832.64 | 5 |
commas you literally just keep typing a | 2,835.119 | 5.881 |
through capital Z so I have little a | 2,837.64 | 7 |
hyphen little Z big a hyphen big Z no | 2,841 | 6.04 |
spaces no commas no separators you just | 2,844.64 | 4.56 |
keep specifying those ranges if I | 2,847.04 | 4.72 |
additionally want numbers I could do 0 1 | 2,849.2 | 4.68 |
2 3 4 NOP you don't need to type in all | 2,851.76 | 4.96 |
10 decimal digits you can just say 0 | 2,853.88 | 5.4 |
through n using a hyphen as well and if | 2,856.72 | 4.68 |
you now want to support underscores as | 2,859.28 | 3.64 |
well which is pretty common in user | 2,861.4 | 3.24 |
names for email addresses you can | 2,862.92 | 4.24 |
literally just type in underscore at the | 2,864.64 | 5.16 |
at the end notice that all of these | 2,867.16 | 5.48 |
characters are inside of square brackets | 2,869.8 | 5.44 |
which just again means here is a set of | 2,872.64 | 5.12 |
characters that I want to allow I have | 2,875.24 | 5.359 |
not used a carrot symbol at the | 2,877.76 | 4.599 |
beginning of this whole thing because I | 2,880.599 | 3.921 |
don't want to complement it complement | 2,882.359 | 4.681 |
it with an E not complement it with an i | 2,884.52 | 4.12 |
I want don't want to complement it by | 2,887.04 | 3.84 |
making it the opposite I literally want | 2,888.64 | 4.919 |
to accept only these characters I'm | 2,890.88 | 4 |
going to go ahead and do the same thing | 2,893.559 | 4.161 |
on the right if I want to require that | 2,894.88 | 5.199 |
the domain name similarly come from this | 2,897.72 | 4.2 |
set of characters which admittedly is a | 2,900.079 | 3.601 |
little too narrow but it's familiar for | 2,901.92 | 3.6 |
now so we'll keep it simple I'm going to | 2,903.68 | 3.84 |
go ahead and paste that exact same set | 2,905.52 | 5.079 |
of characters over there to the right | 2,907.52 | 6.28 |
and so now it's much more restrictive | 2,910.599 | 5.041 |
now I'm going to go ahead and run python | 2,913.8 | 3.559 |
of validate I'm going to test my own | 2,915.64 | 3.919 |
email address and we're still good I'm | 2,917.359 | 3.921 |
going to clear my screen and run it once | 2,919.559 | 5.321 |
more this time trying to break it let me | 2,921.28 | 6.72 |
go ahead and do something like how about | 2,924.88 | 7.64 |
davidor maen harvard.edu enter but that | 2,928 | 7.319 |
too is going to be valid but if I do | 2,932.52 | 6.319 |
something completely wrong again like ma | 2,935.319 | 6.841 |
harvard.edu that's still going to be | 2,938.839 | 5.401 |
invalid why because my regular | 2,942.16 | 4.12 |
expression currently only allows for a | 2,944.24 | 4.119 |
single at in the middle because | 2,946.28 | 4.319 |
everything to the left must be alpha | 2,948.359 | 5.081 |
numeric alphabetical or numeric or an | 2,950.599 | 5.441 |
underscore the same thing to the right | 2,953.44 | 6.24 |
followed by the edu now honestly this is | 2,956.04 | 5.44 |
a regular expression that you might be | 2,959.68 | 3.879 |
in the habit of typing in the real world | 2,961.48 | 4.4 |
as in as cryptic as this might look this | 2,963.559 | 4.28 |
is the world of regular Expressions so | 2,965.88 | 3.32 |
you'll get more comfortable with this | 2,967.839 | 3.96 |
syntax over time but thankfully some of | 2,969.2 | 5 |
these patterns are so common that there | 2,971.799 | 5.04 |
are builtin shortcuts for representing | 2,974.2 | 4.96 |
some of the same information that is to | 2,976.839 | 4.401 |
say you don't have to constantly type | 2,979.16 | 3.919 |
out all of the symbols that you want to | 2,981.24 | 3.28 |
include because odds are some other | 2,983.079 | 3.401 |
programmer has had the same problem so | 2,984.52 | 3.96 |
built into regular Expressions | 2,986.48 | 3.839 |
themselves are some additional patterns | 2,988.48 | 4.56 |
you can use and in fact I can go ahead | 2,990.319 | 5.52 |
and get rid of this entire set a through | 2,993.04 | 5.319 |
z lowercase A through Z uppercase 0 | 2,995.839 | 4.601 |
through 9 in an underscore and just | 2,998.359 | 5.641 |
replace it with a single back slw back | 3,000.44 | 6.119 |
slw in this case represents a word | 3,004 | 5.28 |
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