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# URL Matching Regex | |
This GIST will endevour to explore the systematic exposition of the ideas and theorys surrounding regular expressions, using URL matching throughout this example. | |
## Summary | |
Regular expressions, or regex for short, are a series of literal characters, special characters and position fields that define a search pattern. These regular are not exclusivley tied to any programing laugage (JS,PYTHON,C++) | |
and are widley used throughout the coding community for validation (of input fields passwords and numerous other working examples). | |
Take the following example of a regular expression, which we’ll call “Matching a URL”: |