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A regular expression is particular instance of a non-[[deterministic]] [[finite]] state [[automaton]].  Regular expressions are a [[type-3 grammar]] in the [[Chomsky hierarchy]] of [[language]].
 
A regular expression is particular instance of a non-[[deterministic]] [[finite]] state [[automaton]].  Regular expressions are a [[type-3 grammar]] in the [[Chomsky hierarchy]] of [[language]].
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== Overview ==
    
A regular expression is read from left to right and is processed one piece at a time.  Certain characters have special meanings within the description of a regular language:
 
A regular expression is read from left to right and is processed one piece at a time.  Certain characters have special meanings within the description of a regular language:
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