How to create a regular expression that replaces all matches in a string through ruby's gsub?

Consumes as little characters as possible to obtain a match.So the problem was not that the regex replaced once but that it matched too large a part of the string - from the first (( to the last )).

. *? Consumes as little characters as possible to obtain a match.

So the problem was not that the regex replaced once but that it matched too large a part of the string - from the first (( to the last )).

Awesome! Thank you. I didn't know Regex would do that If didn't use the?Operator.

Kudos! – user766388 Sep 21 at 20:22.

A Regular Expression is created piece by piece. Each smallest meaningful unit is thoroughly commented. The intention of each part is crystal clear,.

Create a regular expression.

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