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for m in re.finditer(r"\d{2,3}-\d{3,4}-\d{4}", text):
print(m.group())
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Build web apps with Reflex

Build the UI and the server together, in Python alone.

Intermediate Python

The step after the basics: the object model, regular expressions, asyncio and other practical skills.

Math for developers

Build intuition with pictures, then compute the same ideas yourself with NumPy.

Linear Algebra You Can See, with NumPy

Fifteen lessons for developers who opened a linear algebra book and closed it again. Drag basis vectors, watch the grid bend, then compute the same ideas with NumPy, all the way to determinants, eigenvalues, SVD and PCA.

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Algorithms

Understand sorting and searching by watching them move one step at a time.

Sorting algorithms, step by step

Watch bubble, insertion and quick sort compare and swap, as an animation.

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