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I hold the results of a regular expression match, and I can reconstruct which parts of the matched string were assigned to each subexpression. Methods such as #=~ return RegexResults objects, while others transform the string directly without passing the results object back to the caller.
1.141.1 RegexResults: accessing (instance) 1.141.2 RegexResults: testing (instance)
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