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	"first_name": "Bijender",
	"last_name": "Kumar",
	"full_name": "Bijender Kumar",
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	"occupation": "Senior Manager, Data Engineering at CVS Health at CVS Health",
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bijenderk82 / rxjs-diagrams.md

Last active August 22, 2020 16:52 — forked from PCreations/rxjs-diagrams.md

Super Intuitive Interactive Diagrams to learn combining RxJS sequences by Max NgWizard K

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bijenderk82 / Regular Expression

Last active March 19, 2019 22:19

	If you want to match strings that start with hey, use the ^ operator:
	/^hey/.test('hey') //✅
	/^hey/.test('bla hey') //❌
	If you want to match strings that end with hey, use the $ operator:
	/hey$/.test('hey') //✅
	/hey$/.test('bla hey') //✅
	/hey$/.test('hey you') //❌
	Combine those, and match strings that exactly match hey, and just that string:
	/^hey$/.test('hey') //✅