I'm new to regex. I try to research it.
I am reading following article:
http://www.tutorialspoint.com/java/java_regular_expressions.htm
snippet from article:
^ Matches beginning of line.
and
\A Beginning of entire string
I don't understand the difference. Can you clarify this ?
Difference is apparent when you use MULTILINE switch where ^ is matched at start of every line but \A is still matched only once at start of very first line.
String string = "Something is \n here"
String is the whole thing Line is just "Something is "
A string has a single beginning but it may contain more then on lines, in which case each line has its beginning.
