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darksim905
on June 12, 2017
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Reverse engineering guide for beginners: Methodolo...
Nobody in tech thinks RE stands for regular expression...
tyingq
on June 12, 2017
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Search Google for "re documentation" and look at some of the results.
NikolaeVarius
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Google is effectively aliasing RE to regular expression. None of the links use "RE" as an acronym. Regex/Regexp has always been the accepted acronym.
tyingq
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They do though. RE is a python library, an Erlang library, there's a reference to perlre, clojure calls it re, etc. Then there's the C lib pcre.
Also Google chooses to alias certain things for a reason.
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