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13. Fuzzy Expressions

• Fuzzy expressions are a convenient way of specifying ranges for bytes and strings.
• Fuzziness is specified using integers which represent plus and minus offsets.

Examples:

  FUZZY 2 100
  FUZZY +-2 100         are the same as: 98-102
  FUZZY -2 +2 100

  FUZZY -2 +3 "cow"     is the same as: 'a'-'f', 'm'-'r', 'u'-'z'

• Recognized case-sensitive spellings for the fuzzy operator are: FUZZY, Fuzzy, fuzzy, FUZZ, Fuzz, fuzz

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