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Common questions people have
Common regex operators to help you survive
Advanced regex filters for SEO (Google Search Console)
How to use regex in Google Analytics and Google Search Console
for any single character. .* A match for zero or more characters. .+ A match for one or more characters. d A match for any single numerical digit 0-9. ? Inserted after a character to make it an optional part of the expression. | A vertical line or ‘pipe’ character indicates an ‘or’ function. ^ Used to denote the start of a string. $ Used to denote the end of a string. ( ) Used to nest a sub-expression. \ Inserted before an operator or special character to ‘escape’ it.
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