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What is below regular expression matching ? Is ‘_’ a wildcard and ‘/’ an or statement ?
I think its matching any ‘m’ character or any ‘r’ character.
'/_m_/_r_'
I’m just going to assume that’s a string literal that’s used like this:
In that case the expression matches the literal string
/_m_/_r_. There are no tokens with special meanings in the expression.