Reference

• turned_in_notFlags

  Flags	Used
  g	For global match
  i	For case-insensitive match
  m	For multiline match
  u	For unicode match
  y	For sticky match

• turned_in_notPatterns

  Patterns	Used
  [abc]	To match any character specified in the square brackets
  [^abc]	To match any character other then in the square brackets
  [a-c]	To match any character within the range specified in the square brackets
  [^a-c]	To match any character other then, within the range in the square brackets
  .	To match any single character, except line terminators
  \w	To match any word character including underscore
  \W	To match any non-word character
  \d	To match any digit character
  \D	To match any non-digit character
  \s	To match any whitespace character including space, tab, vertical tab, new line, carriage return, form feed and Unicode spaces
  \S	To match any non-whitespace character other than '\s' characters
  \ooo	To match octal number
  \xhh	To match 2 digit hexadecimal number
  \uhhhh	To match 4 digit hexadecimal number
  \u{hhhh}	To match extended hexadecimal number
  \n	To match new line character
  \r	To match carriage return character
  \t	To match tab character
  \v	To match vertical tab character
  \f	To match form feed character
  \0	To match NUL character
  \	Used only with the characters creating special meaning and to be treated as individual character
  \b	To match only if, before/after of x is not of the same type '\w' or '\W'
  \B	To match only if, before/after of x is of same type '\w' or '\W'
  ^x	To match x at the beginning of whole string
  x$	To match x at the end of whole string
  x*	To match zero or more occurrences of x
  x+	To match at least one x
  x?	To match zero or one occurrences of x
  x{N}	To match exactly N sequence of x's
  x{N,}	To match at least N sequence of x's
  x{N, M}	To match N to M sequence of x's and N < M
  (x)	To match x & remembers the match
  (?:x)	To match x but don't remember the match
  \N	To hold the reference of the match value by (x)
  x|y	To match either x or y
  x(?=y)	To match x only if x is followed by y
  x(?!y)	To match x only if x is not followed by y

• turned_in_notProperties

  Properties	Used
  flags	To get all the flags used in RegExp object
  global	To check pattern is using 'g' (global) flag or not
  ignoreCase	To check pattern is using 'i' (ignoreCase) flag or not
  lastIndex	To get/set the index at which pattern starts the next match
  multiline	To check pattern is using 'm' (multiline) flag or not
  source	To get the pattern text
  sticky	To check pattern is using 'y' (sticky) flag or not
  unicode	To check pattern is using 'u' (unicode) flag or not

• turned_in_notReference Properties

  Properties	Used
  RegExp.$1-$9	To get Nth group substring match, where "N" can be from 1-9
  RegExp.input ($_)	To get the string against which a current regular expression is matched
  RegExp.lastParen ($+)	To get the last group substring match
  RegExp.lastMatch ($&)	To get the last matched substring
  RegExp.leftContext ($`)	To get the substring preceding the most recent match
  RegExp.rightContext ($')	To get the substring following the most recent match

• turned_in_notMethods

  Methods	Used
  exec()	To find the first match
  test()	To check for a match available in a string or not
  toString()	To get the string value of the regular expression
  RegExp()	To declare regular expression