Script for this exercise

• Open a text editor
  You can use the editor built into IDLE or use a program like Sublime.
• Copy the text below into the file

• Save the file as ex11.py
  
• Run this script in IDLE
  Open the script file in IDLE. Under the Run menu, select Run Module.
• You should see
  

  Regular expression: man Matches A man, a plan, a canal. Panama
  Regular expression: .*man Matches: A man, a plan, a canal. Panama
  Regular expression: th.n Matches: than
  Regular expression: th.n Matches: then
  Regular expression: th.n Matches: thing
  Regular expression: be+ Matches: behind
  Regular expression: be+ Matches: bee
  Regular expression: th? Matches: theme
  Regular expression: th? Matches: tan
  Regular expression: \d Does NOT match than
  Regular expression: \d Matches: 123
  Regular expression: \D Matches: than
  Regular expression: \D Does NOT match 123
  Regular expression: \w Matches: than
  Regular expression: \w Matches: 123
  Regular expression: \W Does NOT match than
  Regular expression: \W Does NOT match 123

Copy the file to Unix

• Open FileZilla and connect to pe15.cs.umb.edu
  You will have to connect using your Unix username and password.
• Go to your 117 directory
• Go to your ex directory
• Inside this directory create the directory ex11
  Right-click in the whitespace inside the ex directory.
  Click and drag down to Create directory.
  Add ex11 to the path in the dialog box.
  Click OK.
• Copy your ex11.py
  Click and drag the script from your machine to the ex11 directory.
• Make your script executable
  Right-click on the file and select "Permissions" from the menu.
  Enter 755 in the box provided.
  Click OK.
  This will make the script executable.

Running my test script on your script

• If you want to run my text script on your Class Exercise script do the following
• Connect to pe15.cs.umb.edu
  Use an ssh client.
• Run my test code on your script
  

  ~ghoffman/it117_test/ex11.sh

  The script will prompt you for your Unix username.