*Go to this site and start there. By no means am I a programmer or do I know jack *shit about deciphers, codes, hex, decimal and I totally suck at math.
*From using this site I've basically started breaking the line of text down into parts. *First I started with the line being broken down into parts shown here on this thread:
*,33szl'!( *+9-7!!/@ *2enr?hqj+r,r+c?)j?96exd.\?i *7kj\psq3euj\@x.yt5
*I removed the fifth line from the post made by the OP because they stated that *where > ,33szl'! < this section starts/ends at is just the beginning of the sequence.
*After randomly entering parts of the sequence into the website some of the *characters started to either ping back an error or a positive. Meaning that they were *either wrong in terms of the character in question being used in the expression, or *that they were correct and are used in an expression.
**Character Classes:**
*. any character except newline *\w \d \s word, digit, whitespace *\W \D \S not word, digit, whitespace *[abc] any of a, b, or c *[abc] not a, b, or c *[a-g] character between a & g
**Anchors**
*abc$ start / end of the string *\b \B word, not-word boundary
**Escaped Characters**
. \ \ escaped special characters *\t \n \r tab, linefeed, carriage return *\u00A9 unicode escaped ©
**Groups and Lookaround**
*(abc) capture group *\1 backreference to group #1 *(?:abc) non-capturing group *(?=abc) positive lookahead *(?!abc) negative lookahead
**Quantifiers & Alternation**
a a+ a? 0 or more, 1 or more, 0 or 1 *a{5} a{2,} exactly five, two or more *a{1,3} between one & three *a+? a{2,}? match as few as possible *ab|cd match ab or cd