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The regular expression (.*) matches any characters that the client receives between "The skeleton drops " (NB: notice the blank/space character at the end) and the full-stop symbol that ends the sentence. Know that the variable matches[2] simply transfers the first matched text fitting the search criteria into the output. For this example, it will be the dropped loot we now will take automatically. This text may actually contain more than one word, like in the fourth example shown above.
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The regular expression (.+) matches any characters that the client receives between "The skeleton drops " (NB: notice the blank/space character at the end) and the full-stop symbol that ends the sentence. Know that the variable matches[2] simply transfers the first matched text fitting the search criteria into the output. For this example, it will be the dropped loot we now will take automatically. This text may actually contain more than one word, like in the fourth example shown above.

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The regular expression (.+) matches any characters that the client receives between "The skeleton drops " (NB: notice the blank/space character at the end) and the full-stop symbol that ends the sentence. Know that the variable matches[2] simply transfers the first matched text fitting the search criteria into the output. For this example, it will be the dropped loot we now will take automatically. This text may actually contain more than one word, like in the fourth example shown above.

The regular expression (.+) matches any characters that the client receives between "The skeleton drops " (NB: notice the blank/space character at the end) and the full-stop symbol that ends the sentence. Know that the variable matches[2] simply transfers the first matched text fitting the search criteria into the output. For this example, it will be the dropped loot we now will take automatically. This text may actually contain more than one word, like in the fourth example shown above.

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