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- Why is the UUID split into chunks like XXXXXXXX-XXXX-XXXX-XXXX . . .
Most developers have seen UUIDs (Universally unique identifier), but what is the reason the UUID is split into chunks like XXXXXXXX-XXXX-XXXX-XXXX-XXXXXXXXXXXX? The UUID is just a 128-bit number, and
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I am trying to build a single regular expression validator that will only acccept values in the following formats:- string1 = xxx-xx-xxxx or string1 = xx-xxxxxxx How can I make the regex accept
- Validation for xxx-xxx-xxxx or (xxx)xxx-xxxx - Stack Overflow
Precisely, this will also match - xxx-(xxx)xxx-xxxx, but again it's not specified what OP don't want to match So, it's a valid solution
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- Error in tempfile () using template tmp parXXXXX. arg
I wrote a script to aggregate files Since I have a lot of files in a determined number of folders in a known directory, I wrote the funciton so I can parallelise it I used it several times with no
- c# - Capturing “xxxxxxxxxx” - Stack Overflow
Your patterns are more complicated than how you describe them - for example, the first one won't match "foo bar", and the second one won't match “foo bar” or “foo"bar” Perhaps your input falls into one of those categories? If there is an encoding problem, it's not with the regex - NET regexes support Unicode just fine But it might be that you didn't read the text in the correct
- linux - mktemp failed to create via template - Stack Overflow
I setup a new AWS server using an existing AMI It creates an Ubuntu server: I type ubuntu@ip-1-2-3-249:~$ mktemp I get: mktemp: failed to create file via template ‘ tmp tmp XXXXXXXXXX’: No such
- javascript - Regex for xxxx. xxx. xxx - Stack Overflow
I need to validate a Vat number xxxx xxx xxx --> 0123 456 789 is a valid number I found a regex ^ (BE) [0-1] {1} [0-9] {9}$|^ ( (BE)| (BE )) [0-1] {1} (\d {3
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