rustHow to use 'or' in Rust regex?
The or operator in Rust regex is used to match one of several possible patterns. It is written as | and can be used to match multiple patterns in a single expression.
For example, the following code will match either foo or bar:
let re = regex!(r"foo|bar");
Code explanation
|: Theoroperatorregex!: A macro used to create a Regex objectr"foo|bar": The regex pattern, which matches eitherfooorbar
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