Your Go-To Regular Expression Reference: Unicode Part III
\u0A01 through \u0Fff
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Your Go-To Regular Expression Reference: Unicode Part II
\u0500 to \u0a00
Your Go-To Regular Expression Reference: Unicode Part I
\u0000 to \u04ff
Your Go-To Regular Expression Reference: Hexadecimals
\x00 matches the NULL character, char code 0. \x01 matches SOH (start of heading), char code 1. \x02 matches STX (start of text), char code 2. \x03 matches ETX (end of text), char code 3. \x04 matches EOT (end of transmit), char code 4. \x05 matches ...
Your Go-To Regular Expression Reference: Control Characters
\cA and \ca represent SOH (start of heading), char code 1. \cB and \cb represent STX (start of text), char code 2. \cC and \cc represent ETX (end of text), char code 3. \cD and \cd represent EOT (end of transmit), char code 4. \cE and \ce represent E...
Your Go-To Regular Expression Reference
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Triangles Made of Borders?
TLDR: Yes. Here's a bit of a demo to clear up a bit of confusion that I had over CSS borders: https://codepen.io/AmyShackles/pen/VwgmdwX On the left, I've created two elements that have the same width and height. I added border-left and border-righ...
The Monty Hall Problem
... and why it may have broken your brain
Why Is {} > []?
TLDR version Relational Comparisons In JavaScript, the result of a relational comparison is determined by the Abstract Relational Comparison algorithm. The algorithm converts both sides of a comparison to primitive values and then returns the result...
