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I am looking for a Regex that would return from the following

The law of Huxley Something interesting. Some other interesting thing. The law of Dallas This thing is boring. The law of void Some stuff.

as a 2-line text where 2 groups have been identified :

1. first group that starts with "The law" and finishes at the first capital letter ;
2. second group that starts afterwards and ends when the next fisrt group "The law" pattern is encountered.

I aim to rephrase it by separating the title from core text using capturing groups like this :

Hello All^^ I apologize if this has been asked previously (though I was unable to find a previously posted, similar question myself...). Also, let me apologize for the simplicity of this question, beforehand.

This is a simple browser game similar to wheel of fortune. A random quote is generated via js script which the user is supposed to guess via the onscreen keyboard keys. However, I am unable to compare the user click to that of the quote text content, at current; it is returning "undefined".

I understand (after reading some of the questions on here) that the reason why document.querySelectorAll('.letters') is returning "undefined" is because it is an array, and likely requires a forEach loop, rather than a for loop.

However, is there a way to augment this for loop to compare the button click event target value to that of the document.querySelectorAll('.letters') array value? If not, how would I write this as a for each loop? I have tried to re-write it as such for the last hour or so with no luck : /

Is it not possible to include this in a function with an event listener?

I do appreciate your time.

link to repo on github( https://github.com/shonb6570/Tech-Degree-Project-6/settings ).

problem code:

Adding Gaussian White noise to the classical Hodgkin Huxley ODE for the membrane potential

Hi guys,

I have found this code for the membrane potential evaluated via the Hodgkin Huxley equation.

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I have a proof of content, you can see the whole thing here: https://codesandbox.io/s/87oyv8p89 … specifically containers/Form1.js

What I want to do here is grab a set of books from the reducer (eventually this will be populated by an API, but again this is a PoC). As part of this, I want to create a fieldarray with an array element for each book, and I want to default the value of the text field to the title of the book, what I tried is not working -- am I thinking about this wrong? is there a right way of doing this?

For posterity i have the following npm dependencies:

• react
• react-dom
• react-redux
• react-script
• redux
• redux-form

and the following files (see link above for ALL of the files):

src/containers/Form1.js

I'm struggling with a regex expression. Here is the text I'm working on:

I have a nested array: