A tourist map uses letters (Any letter from the English alphabet) and numeric ch

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A tourist map uses letters (Any letter from the English alphabet) and numeric characters (digits) for its coordinates. The letters are all in uppercase, the range of the letters are from A to N ordered alphabetically from left to right and the range of the numeric characters are from 0 to 13 ordered from top to bottom. A position on the map can be identified by using a letter before a number. Implement a regular expression as a Java String p like so: String p = ********* such that ********* is a regular expression pattern that will match any String that contains position on this map, and only such strings. Your answer must include the whole line of code must be above, meaning that the ********** must be properly backslash-escaped both in terms of backslash escapes required for regular expressions and any backslash escapes required to put the above, expression inside the quotes above. Your answer will be inserted automatically into a test method match() like so: public void match(String s) {String p = **********; System.out printin (s.match (p)? "match" + s: "does not match" + s);} The test cases will invoke this method. Example The following are valid positions: A0 G12 J9 The following are invalid positions a7 B41

Explanation / Answer

This regular expression matches any map legend starting with alphabet A to N followed by any number from 0-13

String p = "//([A-N][1-9][0-3])|([A-N][0-9])//g";

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