You want to search for sale and sales. What regular expression should you use?
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Answer / Sunder Lal
To search for words that contain either "sale" or "sales", you can use the following regular expression: `/b(sale|sales)/b` This will match any word that contains either sale or sales and ignore case sensitivity.
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