A pot
Rue
A pot
Rose
A pot
Rosemary
A pot
Rye
A pot
Rice
A pot
Primrose
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let garden = [
	"Rue", "Rose", "Rosemary", 
	"Rye", "Rice", "Primrose"
];
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for  (const plant of garden) {
if (plant.match(//i) {
fertilize(plant);
}
}
Lesson 22 / 42

Lesson task •

Fertilize plants which names consist of exactly 4 letters

Exactly N times

{n}

Repeats the previous token exactly N times

Instead of duplicating the same token several times, you can follow it with the custom quantifier: \d\d\d equals to \d{3}

Possible use-case: match all the numbers which are greater than 99:

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console.log(!!"98".match(/\d{3}/)) // false 
console.log(!!"99".match(/\d{3}/)) // false 
console.log(!!"100".match(/\d{3}/)) // true 
console.log(!!"999".match(/\d{3}/)) // true 
console.log(!!"1000".match(/\d{3}/)) // true 
console.log(!!"1000000".match(/\d{3}/)) // true 

As usual, if you need to match "{" or "}" literally, consider escaping it with the backslash:

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console.log(!!"{".match(/\{/)) // true 
console.log(!!"}".match(/\}/)) // true