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Matching Anything But a Newline

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  • AleksandrBelov
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    ^(.{3}\.?){4}$

  • arohi_agrawal111
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    regex_pattern = r"^...\....\....\....$"

import re
import sys

test_string = input()

match = re.match(regex_pattern, test_string) is not None

print(str(match).lower())

  • susanterry3
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    The regex pattern you're looking for is ^...$ — this matches exactly three characters, each of which can be any character except a newline. Golden 365

  • Mostafa_Helmy_23
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    regex_pattern = r'^.{3}..{3}..{3}..{3}$'

    we need to use ^ at the start and $ at the end as we search for exact match in the entire test_string

    test_string must be in the required format and there is only one occurence of the required string we are searching for.

    I hope I explain it well

  • texdoctor03
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    either of these would do 

    regex_pattern = r"^(.{3}\.){3}.{3}$"	# Do not delete 'r'.
regex_pattern = r"^...\....\....\....$"