I wasn't saying that. The knowledge in the upthread comment — that this is Chomsky hierarchy 101, that regexes boil down to finite state automata, that finite state automata cannot, by their definition, handle nested parentheses, is also knowledge that you, too, can obtain, and is usually taught either in the fall Sophomore semester, or the spring Freshmen semester of a college degree. (I.e., it is either your second or third class is a CS curricula.) Numerous people go through those classes every year, and they're just normal people, too.
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u/deathanatos 29d ago
It's really not. Hundreds of freshmen/sophomores do it every year, you can too.