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&gt;&gt;&gt; re.match(&quot;asd,asdasd,asd(\<wbr />d)+&quot;,&quot;asd,<wbr />asdasd,asd<wbr />12312312&quot;)<wbr />.group(1)<br />
'2'<br />
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I can't understand the result.<br />
I think the result should be '1'
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>>> re.match("asd,asdasd,asd(\d)+","asd,asdasd,asd12312312").group(1)
'2'

I can't understand the result.
I think the result should be '1'

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