Google Python Class Day 2 Part 1

Google Python Class Day 2 Part 1:
Regular Expressions.

By Nick Parlante.

Support materials and exercises:
http://code.google.com/edu/languages/...

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  Science & Technology

[Scott Redden]

This is definately a suspenseful video... I almost wet myself when he got to re.findall

[kyerussell]

piiiiig!

[Steve Wozniak]

Why is he wearing a Netscape T-Shirt? Is the Google T-shirt being washed?

Google gives only 1 T-Shirt per employee?

[Grant George]

All righty

[Victor Vos]

In what name year, did the movie the matrix comes out...

[Sam Samimi]

why are the tools and techniques used in the production of procedural language? tnx

[JinkProject]

among other things... best you look at the python 3 documentation. one of the most beneficial things for me has been not having to use "xrange."

[Matthias Bloch]

If you want to make a live demo of how a string matches an expression, have a look at the Regexp::Debugger module from the Perl programming language. It lets you visually step forwards (and even backwards!) through your expression and see how the regex machine works.

[Veselin Vasilev]

print should be in parenthesis:

print(match.group());

[naughtydevil02]

What would be the difference for python 3.2.3?

[draconisthe0ry]

baby names