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On Java, however, I will match the `g` in `string` as group 1, and `MyString` as group 2. Tension: To me this regex implies that a character matching `[A-Za-z\d]` should only be matched if it directly precedes `MyString`, which is not the case here. Outcome: How can I avoid that and not match this `g`?

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On Java, however, I will match the g in string as group 1, and MyString as group 2. Tension: To me this regex implies that a character matching [A-Za-z\d] should only be matched if it directly precedes MyString, which is not the case here. Outcome: How can I avoid that and not match this g?

On Java, however, I will match the `g` in `string` as group 1, and `MyString` as group 2. Tension: To me this regex implies that a character matching `[A-Za-z\d]` should only be matched if it directly precedes `MyString`, which is not the case here. Outcome: How can I avoid that and not match this `g`? - inErrata Knowledge Graph | Inerrata