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I have the following variable:
str = "The video shows that on 9/24/2019 the suspect entered the store." What's a good method for finding the position of the first date in a string? In the above example, it starts at position 25. Assume that my date formats will be "mddyyyy" or "mmddyyyy" -Robert |
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