"Regular Guidelines" aims at the actual problems encountered by the author during development and the questions consulted by other developers. It summarizes a set of methods for using regular expressions to solve problems, and guides readers through specific examples to dismantle them. Solve and analyze problems. The book is divided into three parts: the first part mainly explains the basic knowledge of regular expressions, covering various functions and structures in common regular expressions; the second part mainly explains more in-depth knowledge about regular expressions, and discusses in detail Coding issues, matching principles, and problem-solving ideas; the third part implements the various knowledge introduced previously into 6 commonly used languages. net, java, javascript, php, python, and ruby. It not only introduces in detail the regular expressions in the language Usage also points out the subtle differences between versions. It can be used as a textbook for specialized study and as a useful reference manual.
"Regular Guide" is suitable for technical personnel who often need to perform text processing (such as log analysis or network operation and maintenance), programmers who are familiar with common development languages, and readers who already have a certain understanding of regular expressions.

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Yu Sheng, graduated from the Computer Science Department with a minor in Chinese, is an unorthodox technology enthusiast. He used to be the main programmer of Zhuaxia.com and Ginkgo Tek, a senior researcher at Shanda Innovation Institute, and is currently the director of the technical department of an e-commerce company in South China. I firmly believe that computers can infinitely extend people's capabilities, provided that people understand the logic of computers, so they should not dabble in any technology and just be satisfied with "being able to use it."
He has translated and published "Mastering Regular Expressions (3rd Edition)" and "The Road to Technical Leadership", and reviewed "97 Things Software Architects Should Know" and "rest in practice Chinese version".