Answer:
Given the regular expression as follows:
[A-Za-z19]{5}
The acceptable input is a code with five characters and each character can consist of uppercase lowercase of alphabet from A-Z or a-z and digit 1 and digit 9. The examples of input that meet the regular expression rule are as follows:
abx11
Acd19
CAD19
Step-by-step explanation:
The characters specified within the square bracket in regular expression are the character sets that meet the rule. A-Z and a-z means all the uppercase and lowercase English alphabet are acceptable. 19 means digit 1 and 9 are part of acceptable character sets. The 5 enclosed by the curly bracket, {5}, means it must have exact five occurrences of characters.