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In general, any character will match itself, but there are a dozen special characters, including the [[escape character]].
 
In general, any character will match itself, but there are a dozen special characters, including the [[escape character]].
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To match any of 2 or more characters, enclose them in square brackets. For example,
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To match any of 2 or more characters, enclose them in square brackets. For example, <br /><br /> gr[ae]y
<br /><br /> gr[ae]y
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<br /><br /> will match ''gray'' or ''grey''.
<br /><br />
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will match ''gray'' or ''grey''.
      
A regular expression is matched from left to right and is processed one [[token]] at a time.  Certain characters have special meanings within the description of a regular language:
 
A regular expression is matched from left to right and is processed one [[token]] at a time.  Certain characters have special meanings within the description of a regular language:
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