A. Which statement about regular expressions is correct? a. To find all occurrences of a matching substring for a regular expression, you must add thegflag. b. By default, pattern matching using regular expressions locates all matches in the searched string. c. To find all occurrences of a matching substring for a regular expression, you must add theiflag. d. The default behavior of a regular expression is modified by adding flags to the beginning of the expression. B. After the following JavaScript statements execute, the value ofcrayonsis["pink", "blue", "green"]. let crayons = ["pink", "purple"]; crayons.shift(); crayons.unshift("blue", "green"); Select one: True False

A. Which statement about regular expressions is correct? a. To find all occurrences of a matching substring for a regular expression, you must add thegflag. b. By default, pattern matching using regular expressions locates all matches in the searched string. c. To find all occurrences of a matching substring for a regular expression, you must add theiflag. d. The default behavior of a regular expression is modified by adding flags to the beginning of the expression. B. After the following JavaScript statements execute, the value ofcrayonsis["pink", "blue", "green"]. let crayons = ["pink", "purple"]; crayons.shift(); crayons.unshift("blue", "green"); Select one: True False

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