• Explanation of the uppercase and lowercase letters (specifically [, , ], ^, _, `).
• innerHTML is not a regex like this: \D(\d{4}\s\d{3}\s\d{3})\D \D will be automatically escaped for you.
• You use this method, the text will be 2 as well.
• If you use this is the case, try a regex for this: String yourString = "<210>;
• On to say that $result is false
• Explanation of where it used to be.
• If it is 3 again, so the dash gets added.

And my favorites:

• ask for the word, #.

• Test is not.
• If this is the .0 is at the end, so the dash gets added.
• Through all the numbers from 0 to one variable!

Finally, the most amusing of all: meta:

Rep on a site for it to have over 200 rep on a suggested edit, and I was typing a custom "reject" message. However, by the time I finish typing, I am trying to foo a bar, but it is throwing a foobar error. Instead of I am trying to foo a bar, but it has nothing to do with actually programming, it is just about the post is not reviewable. (click image to enlarge) If it hasn't already a synonym of performance, so this tag should be too. Escape a question more than 60 days later with score of 5 or more. This badge can be awarded multiple times. Answering an old question bumps it up to the top of 5 or more. This badge can use "Large blocks of code with a baz, but it is throwing a foobar error. EDIT: I am using a baz. Isn't the first?

I also got these in an otherwise boring paragraph:

• Bounties are noise and make the post harder to read.
• C is programming, and sometimes over three years.

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