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Any regular expression followed by a * character (also known as "Kleene's Star") is a regular expression composed of zero or more instances of that regular expression.
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Any pair of regular expressions separated by a pipe character (|) is a regular expression composed of either the left or the right regular expression.
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Parentheses can be used to group regular expressions.
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