I graduated in 1990 in Electrical Engineering and since then I have been in university, doing research in the field of DSP. To me programming is more a tool than a job.
I love them. I find them really powerful and flexible, especially in script-like languages like Ruby.
Yes, I know, sometimes they look like line noise... That is maybe their major drawback, but it is compensated by their power.
How much do I understand regexp? Well, it is difficult to judge yourself, but I think I know them pretty well, although there are maybe some features (e.g. greedy vs not greedy) that I do not use often and I need to check the manual.
Oh, yes, BTW, with regexp-search-and-replace in emacs you can do miracles...
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I love them. I find them really powerful and flexible, especially in script-like languages like Ruby.
Yes, I know, sometimes they look like line noise... That is maybe their major drawback, but it is compensated by their power.
How much do I understand regexp? Well, it is difficult to judge yourself, but I think I know them pretty well, although there are maybe some features (e.g. greedy vs not greedy) that I do not use often and I need to check the manual.
Oh, yes, BTW, with regexp-search-and-replace in emacs you can do miracles...