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-		<h3 id="backreferencingandquantifiers">Backreferencing and quantifiers</h3>
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 		<p>When we are using a backreference for an expression with quantifiers, then we have to be careful. Let's observe it:</p>
 
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 		<p>Note that <code>(\d)+</code> and <code>(\d+)</code> both are different. So, what will happen for <code>(\d)+ -- \1</code> expression and same text above?</p>
