[Learn]: Wrong description for lesson 56 about regexlearn.com HOT 1 OPEN

Hi there!

I understand the confusion from the description, but the text does mean what it says.

The greedy match /.*r/ will find the match that ends in the character 'r'. Thus, the greedy match is going until it finds the last 'r' in the text, in this case at the end. The confusion likely comes from the regular expression treating ber beer beeer beeeer as one occurrence, when we would normally want it to stop by word.

Do you think that a description like this would be clearer?

Regex does a greedy match by default, matching the longest possible subset. In this example, it refers to any match that ends in 'r', with any number of any characters preceding it. Since these character can include spaces and even the character 'r', the match extends to the final 'r' in the text.

from regexlearn.com.