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Asked: 2026-06-17T09:15:04+00:00

I just introduced myself to Regex anchors \< and \> . But no code

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I just introduced myself to Regex anchors \< and \> . But no code I found to see how they are used actually in a code. So in that context can you help me to understand with the help of a code how differently they meet the purposes?

I found these from Cheat Sheet.

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  1. Editorial Team

    \< means the starting character for an expression and \> the character end. You can test the reqexp in ruby online at rubular.com.

    For example, this should give you true: 

    "<Hello>" =~ /\<Hello\>/
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