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EricRisher/README.md

About Me:

Eric Risher is a UC Berkeley Coding Bootcamp graduate and recent Computer Science student with skills in JavaScript, and both front-end and back-end web development. He possesses a strong foundation in web applications, software engineering, and various technologies such as MongoDB, Git, Node.js, React, jQuery, MySQL, among others.

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JavaScript C++ CSS3 HTML5 React GraphQL GithubPages Heroku Apollo-GraphQL Bootstrap Express.js jQuery JWT NodeJS TailwindCSS Webpack MongoDB MySQL Adobe Photoshop

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    Regular expressions (regex) are a powerful tool used in programming for pattern matching within strings. They are implemented in various programming languages, search engines, and text processing tools. A regex pattern is written in a specific syntax that can match, find, or replace text strings based on defined criteria.  
    
              
    
          
    
    
    
  
    

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