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u/Spare_Ad_6084, this is an important distinction that you need to fix. The syntax used here is a regular expression, so 'en*' doesn't mean "en" and anything after it. 'en*' means "e" with any number of n's after it (zero or more).
In regular expressions, the "." (period) represents "any character". So 'en.*' means "en" and anything after it.
u/Spare_Ad_6084, this is an important distinction that you need to fix. The syntax used here is a regular expression, so '
en*' doesn't mean "en" and anything after it. 'en*' means "e" with any number of n's after it (zero or more).In regular expressions, the "." (period) represents "any character". So '
en.*' means "en" and anything after it.Good catch, u/John_mccaine
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