Thowing Code at the Bugs, with Regex

Using regex for everything is a lifestyle choice, not a bug to be fixed.

But have you ever found yourself in a situation where you're throwing code at the bugs, only to realize that the bugs are actually just manifestations of your own code throwing itself at you?

Don't worry, friend, you're not alone. We've all been there.

Here are some regex patterns for when you need to throw code at the bugs:

Pattern 1: The Classic

\b\w+\b<\/code> - For when the bug is just plain, unadulterated text.

Pattern 2: The Wildcard

.* - For when the bug is all over the place, like your aunt at a family reunion.

Pattern 3: The Negative

^ - For when the bug is at the beginning, and you just need to tell it to go back where it came from.

And that's not all, folks!

Stay tuned for more regex patterns to throw at those pesky bugs!