More string Hacking with Regex and Rebus

For a begineer in R or any language,regular expression might seem like a daunting task . Rebus package in R gives a lowers the barrier for common regular expression tasks and is useful for a begineer or even for advanced users for most of the common regex skills in a more intuitive yet verbose way .Check out the package and try this exercises to test your knowledge .
Load stringr/stringi as well for this set of exercise . I encourage you to do this and
this before working on this set .
Answers are available here.

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Exercise 1
create two strings
Suppose you have a vectore
x <- c("stringer","stringi","rebus","redbus")

use rebus and find the strings starting with st .Hint use START from rebus

Exercise 2

Use the same string vectore and find the strings which ends with bus.

Exercise 3
you have a vector like
m <- c("aba","aca","abba","accdda")

find the strings which starts and ends with a and have a single character in between
Hint – use ANY_CHAR
Exercise 4
y <- c("brain","brawn","rain","train")

find all the strings that starts with br and ends with n .
Hint – use any_char with hi=Inf to build the regex

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Exercise 5
Use the same vector as previous exercise and find strings starting with br or tr .
Hint – or

Exercise 6
Now we turn our attention to character class,if you are familiar with character classes in regex , you will find it pretty easy with rebus and if you are starting with regex .you might find it easy to remember with rebus
Suppose you have a vector
l <- c("Canada","america","france")

Find string with C or m in it .so your answer should be Canada and America

Exercise 7
From the string 123abc ,find the digits ,using rebus .

Exercise 8
Create a character class for vowels and find all the Vowels in the vector
vow <- c("blue","sue","CLUE","TRUE")

Exercise 9
Find the characters other than vowels from above vector .

Exercise 10
Now create a new vector
vow1 <- c("blue","sue","CLUE","TRUE","aue")

find the string which is made of only vowels