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They should all be treated like |
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Several previous issues state that numbers are considered words, but regular language strings do this differently from camelCase or snakeCase.
When:
_.words('my 1st birthday')
_.words('my_1st_birthday')
_.words('my1stBirthday')
Expected:
All would return either
["my", "1", "st", "birthday"]
or
["my", "1st", "birthday"]
Actual:
["my", "1st", "birthday"]
["my", "1", "st", "birthday"]
["my", "1", "st", "birthday"]
Is it expected that 'nth' is viewed differently in a regular string vs camel or snake case?
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