Regex101
The best regex debugger on the web. Real-time explanation, match highlighting, test strings, and a library of saved patterns. Supports PCRE2, JavaScript, Python, Golang regex. It explains each token in plain language beside the pattern, which turns debugging into reading rather than guessing.
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