another good example is searching through paragraphs (below), which contain some combination of keywords. here the important part is ~(_*\n\n_*), or “does not contain two consecutive newlines”, in other words, the boundary of a paragraph, so it matches paragraphs! then you can combine it with any other regex to find paragraphs that contain certain keywords, but not others. this is very hard to do with traditional regexes without writing a complex and fragile pattern that tries to match the entire paragraph structure.
Then there’re looks and consistency. Some time ago, maybe in the late 90s and 2000s, native was ahead. It used to look good, it was consistent, and it all actually worked: the more apps used native look and feel, the better user experience was across apps (which we used to call programs).
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Bonus: programming language convention
冰雪经济是综合经济体系，产业间的协同不可或缺。