1 - What character do you add to the "+" or "*" to indicate that the match is to

be done in a non-greedy manner?

Answer: ?
// The "+" and the "*" will match any number of characters that accomplish the
requirements until finds a
white space.

2 - What will the '$' regular expression match?

Answer: The end of a line

// Will match the "\0" character.

3 - What would the following mean in a regular expression? [a-z0-9]

Answer: Match a lowercase letter or a digit

// Any condition between "[ ]" will match only one character if you don't use
the "+" or "*".

4 - What is the type of the return value of the re.findall() method?

Answer: A list of strings

// For every line on the file that we use "re.findall()", will give you a list
with the matches.

5 - What is the "wild card" character in a regular expression (i.e., the character
that matches any character)?

Answer: .
// The wild card ( . ) it's really useful when you wanna find all the data between
two parameters.
(Other uses can be executed as well)

6 - What is the difference between the "+" and "*" character in regular
expressions?

Answer: The "+" matches at least one character and the "*" matches zero or more
characters
// "+" It's useful when you wanted to match a least one character, and "*" almost
the same but if a specific condition of the match cannot be done, the program will
extract the data
that match the rest of the conditions.

7 - What does the "[0-9]+" match in a regular expression?

Answer: One or more digits

// The "+" tells the program that extracts any number of continuous digits.
8 - What does the following Python sequence print out?

x = 'From: Using the : character'

y = re.findall('^F.+:', x)
print(y)

Answer: ['From: Using the :']

// This can be confusing because you may think that the ":" will stop the match in
"From:",
but the "^F.+" will match from the "F" to all the characters because we have the
wildcard "."
whit the "+", until the string end with ":"