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kara-krzystan/README.md

Hi I'm Kara 👋🏼

An experienced graphic designer and illustrator from the Midwest, transitioning to a new career in software and web development.

I recently graduated from the Full Stack Development program at the University of Arizona and am excited to continue learning, collaborating, and creating beautiful, useful things.

  • 💻 I'm currently studying: Modern web application development @ Full Stack Open 2022
  • 💡 I’m diving deep into: React.js
  • 🦄 I'm also working on: Custom graphics for my MERN app
  • 🌵 I'm really enjoying: exploring my new home state
  • 📬 How to reach me: LinkedIn

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    MERN Challenge: A Book Search Engine

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  2. Computer Science for JavaScript: Reg... Computer Science for JavaScript: Regular Expressions
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    The purpose of this tutorial is to introduce you to regular expressions and demonstrate how they work. A regular expression, or _regex_, is a sequence of characters that illustrate or define a search pattern. They are used to find, match, replace, or validate input in strings. 
    
              
    
              
    
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    Regular expressions are used in many programming languages, my tutorial will focus on their use in JavaScript.
    
              
    
              
    
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