Write down a regular expression for floating point numbers in Scientific notation. Firstwrite a regular expression for signed numbers and number with decimal point and thenuse these regular expressions to write the regular expression for scientific notation.LanguageExample+6, -12PatternAll sequences of digits starting with + or –SignedIncludes a decimal point and at least onedigit to the left and right of the point.Signed or Decimal followed by e or E and aSigned number10.541, 45.02Decimal-10e-01, - 43E+10Scientific

Write down a regular expression for floating point numbers in Scientific notation. First write a regular expression for signed numbers and number with decimal point and then use these regular expressions to write the regular expression for scientific notation. Example +6, -12 Language Pattern All sequences of digits starting with + or – Signed 10.541, 45.02 Includes a decimal point and at least one digit to the left and right of the point. Signed or Decimal followed by e or E and a Signed number Decimal -10e-01, - 43E+10 Scientific

Write down a regular expression for floating point numbers in Scientific notation. First write a regular expression for signed numbers and number with decimal point and then use these regular expressions to write the regular expression for scientific notation. Example +6, -12 Language Pattern All sequences of digits starting with + or – Signed 10.541, 45.02 Includes a decimal point and at least one digit to the left and right of the point. Signed or Decimal followed by e or E and a Signed number Decimal -10e-01, - 43E+10 Scientific

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