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Kelly Manahan #3
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In order to protect myself the simplicist thing i did was change my password to something that has at least 10 characters, I also made up words for my password. I have a real problem with remembering my password, I can always store my passwords in something at home or use a service that charges to keep my passwords safe (but that might be a risk if they are somehow hacked). | |||
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I have also implemented two factor authentication for some of my personal accounts. |
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Mary owns a local flowershop. She has regular customers for large events. She saves the credit card information for convience. She has lots of competitors but,has no known enemies. |
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Well done and well written! :+1
console.log(regex1.test("antelope rocks out")); | ||
//console.log(regex1.test("antelopes rock out")); | ||
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let regex2 = /[^b]oat/g; |
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If we did [^b]
, then the words coat and oat will match. Better to use a capture group:
(g|m)oat
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