In the code:
let password = "abc123";
let checkPass = /(?=\w{3,6})(?=\D*\d)/;
checkPass.test(password);
I do not know why they put D* in there, I mean they just want to have at least one number right, so to me having only \d is enough. Can you explain that to me.Thank you
Hey there! We can’t see your code right now.
Hi, I have added my code in here
We are talking about this step?
for future: Try to provide links to challenges also
yes, and I just want to ask about the second example, the D* regular expression part
\D means non-digit part of regular expression
lets do some deciphering
note: to my experience deciphering is effective method to learn regexps
\D >>> non digital character
\D* >>> zero or more non digital characters
\d >>> digital character
whole thing:
\D*\d >>>>>>> zero or more non-digits followed by digital character
Also. Consider to look into this topic
Oh, thank you, that a really really great answer 
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