variables do begin with analphanumeric characteror a handful of special characters such as @, #, or $ Upper- and lowercase can be mixed to enhance readability, but the compiler will interpret all characters as
Here, we work around the lack of Unicode categories in Python by using the UNICODE or U flag when creating the regular expression. This changes the meaning of some regex tokens by making them use the Unicode character table. ‹\w› then gets us most of the way to a solution since it...
Insert a string in the format <start>:<step> and press enter. Both can be omitted and default to 1 (meaning 1:1). For every selected region the inserted number (starting with start) will then be increased by step. But there is more! Commands prompt_insert_nums Opens an input panel ...