The string format is similar to:

I’m doing a small javascript method, which receive a list of point, and I’ve to read those points to create a Polygon in a google map.

consider I have a text like :

Instructions
The sumNums function takes a string as an argument. It should return the sum of all the numbers contained within the string. If there are no numbers in the string, sumNums should return 0.

The isProfessionalEmail function takes a string as an argument. This string represents an email. For the purposes of this challenge, an email is considered professional if it is not signed with a kiss (either a x or X).

I’m trying to create a regex that matches numbers greater than or equal to 150 000, considering spaces as thousand separators. Here is the regex I tried:

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I’m trying to find all strings which are local paths like:

const regex1 = /(1( )?)?(d{3})2d{3}-d{4}/; Javascript.
for those who know regex. I want to check if 1 (555)555-5555 is matched but it is not supposed to be matched. Because the first delimiter is backreferenced, so the second delimiter should be equal to the first one but in my case, it is not. Why is it still returning true? Does anybody know?

I want to remove part of the string between two special characters (# and ?) including the hash character but NOT including the question mark, so url#hash?param=2 becomes url?param=2