it works, but don't use re unless there's another way, ok?

Very clever solution. Good job guyssss

Nice code

Bravo. Best solution I have seen for this kata

That's the way!!

I think "base % factor = 0" is evaluated as statement, who returns either TRUE or FALSE on each row depending on the result with the values of that row
im kinda new to sql so someone correct me if i miss something

this is cool but i am strugglig to understand how it knows to state what is true and false with out declaring either. Is it because the query returns all the true results then returns all the remaining results which are false?

real python way

Avoid? No. Just use them with double backslash in RegExp constructor.

So, are you saying that we should avoid All the built-in character set such as \d, \w, \s, etc? \d is not the only char set that have a backslash (escaped). How about other escaped characters that we can't construct manually such as word boundaries? (\b & \B) ?

I posted an explanation of this solution to evarx78's comment. I hope it will help you too.

Same for Javascript, but only if we use new RegExp(regString) constructor.
We must use \\d instead of \d. Or [0-9]. Or String.raw`\d`

Apparently it's advisable to not use /d if you can, since it may cause "escaping issues in some languages (like Java)."

https://stackoverflow.com/a/12643073

(However much that's worth, just putting it out there)

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