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It is well known that regular expressions are powerful. But it is also known that the syntax is a bit awkward.
For example, each time I use them, I find asking myself which of ^ and $ is the start of string (respectively end of string) metacharacter.
I know that a quick google search or a simple cheat sheet may answer this, but yet I wonder if anyone knows a good mnemonic tip.
This is what I can come up with: Starts small ends big.