On-line Regex Checker and Visualizer
This is a pretty cool tool. Type in a Regular Expression and the text you're trying to match against and it'll show you what matches as well as explain the the expression.

This is a pretty cool tool. Type in a Regular Expression and the text you're trying to match against and it'll show you what matches as well as explain the the expression.

I've seen examples of how to accomplish this in Windows. The syntax is slightly different on MacOS. I also find the most straightforward way to do this is a little bit scary for those unfamiliar with Linux partitions. This should work on any LVM based *nix VM; I just happened
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Very easy and usually accomplished with a loop: $ array=(red green blue) $ for I in ${array[@]}; do echo $I; done red green blue But we can do better!: $ printf '%s\n' "${array[@]}" or: $ ( IFS=$'\n'; echo "${array[*]}" ) Note the switch to "${array[*]}" from "${array[@]}" (the "quoting" is important!