Week 3 Homework

Write a regular expression that matches any e-mail address and validate user input. (Tricky step two: take that regular expression and use replace() to turn that e-mail address is made into a mailto: anchor tag.)
Create an example that reads an HTML page and removes any markup and leaves only the raw content.
Adapt the regex tester to be a replace() or split() tester.
Create a regex that matches only code comments in code.

In preparation for next week, add a link to an API or some data source (even just data that appears in raw form on a web page) that interests you. I'll use this list to prepare examples for next week.

Questions?

Will we go over web scraping at all (in addition to working with APIs)? If there's not enough time, can you post an example or direct us toward a tutorial? Thank you! (Rebecca)
why doesn't this work: [\s-()] but and this does: [\s-]() (Oryan)

Name -- [link name](link url), any comments or other links
Abhishek --
Caroline --
Craig -- Jumble: A working prototype using regex
Daria --
Francisco -- ideation tool
Gabe -- Regex Golf Is Hard
Hub -- [Doing exercises from Eloquent JS] (https://github.com/hubuy/A2Z-Homework-3)
Jason --
Jia -- Annoying Singing Websites
Marc --
Nikolaj --
Oryan -- just practicing a little
Rebecca --
Ross -- Vonnegut Word Clouds
Sehwan --
A.V. -- check valid email&send it
Sweta -- [Regex Golfing] (https://www.teletechnophiliac.com/blog/2015/10/golf-of-the-regex-varietyhtml)
Tanya --