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Python Regular Expressions (regex): The Carat ('^')

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Definition: A carat ('^') indicates the boundary at the start of the string. This is not the first character of the string but the invisible boundary which precedes it. To understand the difference between the two, see "How Did the Python Eat the String? One Byte at a Time".
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