Kevin Whinnery•11mo ago

Example Question for the Deno AI Bot

Hey there - this is an example question for the Deno AI bot. How would I write a regular expression that searches a string for all occurrences of the word "Deno"?

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Kevin Whinnery•11mo ago

@Deno AI Helper little help here?

Deno AI Helper•11mo ago

The documentation does not provide a specific example of a regular expression that searches a string for all occurrences of the word "Deno". However, you can use JavaScript's built-in RegExp object to create a regular expression. Here's a general example:

let text = "Deno is great. I love Deno!";
let regex = /Deno/g;
let matches = text.match(regex);
console.log(matches); // Outputs: [ 'Deno', 'Deno' ]

let text = "Deno is great. I love Deno!";
let regex = /Deno/g;
let matches = text.match(regex);
console.log(matches); // Outputs: [ 'Deno', 'Deno' ]

In this example, /Deno/g is the regular expression. Deno is the pattern you're searching for, and g is a flag that indicates you want to search the entire string for all occurrences of the pattern. Please note that this is a general JavaScript example and not specific to Deno. Always refer to the Deno documentation for Deno-specific features and usage.

Helpful Links: Word Finder | Manual | Deno Handling complex routes | Fresh docs Deno 1.17 Release Notes Deno by Example

Deno AI Helper•11mo ago

🦕💚 I'm glad I was able to help!