What is [^ with RegExps (well, I mean, the context clues of the post tell me, but y'know, maybe there's more to it than I think), and where can I learn about similar RE features?
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It means "negated set" so [^>] is "a set of any characters except for >" My favourite tool for learning about and testing regex is regexr.com/
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[^withRegExps (well, I mean, the context clues of the post tell me, but y'know, maybe there's more to it than I think), and where can I learn about similar RE features?It means "negated set" so
[^>]is "a set of any characters except for>"My favourite tool for learning about and testing regex is regexr.com/