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raposamillar/README.md

Hi 👋 Bonjour

  • 🔭 I’m currently working on a website of local routes used by my running group
  • ⚡ Fun fact: J'ai enseigné le piano en français pendant deux ans

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  1. running-routes running-routes Public

    A collection of routes used by a local group of runners in Etobicoke, Ontario, Canada.

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  2. A-Night-In A-Night-In Public

    Suitable for both families and adults only, A Night In, invites users to find the perfect drink and movie pairing.

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  3. Email RegEx Tutorial Email RegEx Tutorial
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    # Email RegEx Tutorial
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    There are numerous ways to search for and validate data in an application using JavaScript.  Simple queries can be completed using keywords.  One-to-one data matches can be hard-coded.  However, the needs of most programs are more complex.  This is where regexes or regular expressions come into play.
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    Practically speaking, regexes allow for different combinations of letters, numbers, and symbols to be used to create a pattern.  Any code which fits the criteria or parameters is a match.  Regexes commonly are used to validate email addresses, usernames, phone numbers, and other types of input data.  To the novice developer they are coding puzzles in miniature, which one may observe like a blade of grass on a summer’s day.