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Expand Up @@ -60,7 +60,7 @@ Formalmente, "fim de linha" quer dizer "imediatamente antes de uma quebra de lin

## Busca por \n ao invés de ^ e $

Para encontrar uma quebra de linha podemos usar além das âncoras `pattern:^` e `pattern:$` o caractere `\n`.
Para encontrar uma quebra de linha, podemos usar não apenas as âncoras `pattern:^` e `pattern:$`, mas também o caractere de nova linha `\n`.

Qual a diferença? Vejamos um exemplo.

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