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More than that, there are \d+ of us! Or, since I’ve been writing Lua recently, %d+ of us.
by labster 3y ago
More than that, there are \d+ of us! Or, since I’ve been writing Lua recently, %d+ of us.
- eyelidlessness 3y agoHeh I almost edited it to \d+ but also I considered [0-9]{2,} and then I thought more on it and realized (?<!^)\d(?!$) is pretty open ended.
- RobSm 3y agoYou need to upgrade your knowledge. Use only [2-9]. That's it.