Create a pattern to match the script notation (e.g. Character:), assigning the result to pattern2. Remember that you wil

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小小草 LV1 2023年9月23日 23:40 发表
Here's the completed code: ``` # Find the script notation at the beginning of the fourth sentence and print it pattern2 = r"\b\w+\s*:" print(re.match(pattern2, sentences[3])) ``` The code defines a regular expression called `pattern2` that matches any word characters followed by optional spaces and a colon. It then uses `re.match()` with `pattern2` and
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