Closed mogando668 closed 5 months ago
TASK : 4 Retrieve Numbers
Please write both task name and number.
Bug Description : The regex I entered
^0*$|^([1-9][0-9]*, )*[0-9]+$
Received this error message :
Test 15/20: Don't match non-integer values (such as 3.14159) as a single value. That's for a later task!
However, I do not believe my entry would indeed be matching floating point pi.
This is just no-frills EREregex syntax, and I've cross tested viagnu gawk, gnu-grep, bsd-grep, and also perl to affirm my understanding.
ERE
gnu gawk
gnu-grep
bsd-grep
perl
Reproduction steps : Task 4, using the full regex above.
Expected Outcome : expected not to be erroring due to matching partial integers within a floating point input.
If there are any test cases you think need to be added, you can write that here as well.
Browser : Safari 16.3 Include browser name and version
OS Include OS name and version
Apple macOS Ventura 13.2.1 on Apple Silicon M1 MAX
Thank you, this will be resolved in the next release.
TASK : 4 Retrieve Numbers
Please write both task name and number.
Bug Description : The regex I entered
^0*$|^([1-9][0-9]*, )*[0-9]+$
Received this error message :
Test 15/20: Don't match non-integer values (such as 3.14159) as a single value. That's for a later task!
However, I do not believe my entry would indeed be matching floating point pi.
This is just no-frills
ERE
regex syntax, and I've cross tested viagnu gawk
,gnu-grep
,bsd-grep
, and alsoperl
to affirm my understanding.Reproduction steps : Task 4, using the full regex above.
Expected Outcome : expected not to be erroring due to matching partial integers within a floating point input.
If there are any test cases you think need to be added, you can write that here as well.
Browser : Safari 16.3 Include browser name and version
OS Include OS name and version
Apple macOS Ventura 13.2.1 on Apple Silicon M1 MAX
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