Given the format MM/YYYY write a regular expression that validates the string having date values between 01/0877 to 12/1115 (i.e. MM ranges between 01 to 12). Single digit values for MM have a leading 0 character. Note also that YYYY values under 1000 have a leading 0. Assume all months (MM) have 31 days. The RegExp must match the entire line given one value per line (i.e. assume you are reading a file).

Given the format MM/YYYY write a regular expression that validates the string having date values between 01/0877 to 12/1115 (i.e. MM ranges between 01 to 12). Single digit values for MM have a leading 0 character. Note also that YYYY values under 1000 have a leading 0. Assume all months (MM) have 31 days. The RegExp must match the entire line given one value per line (i.e. assume you are reading a file).

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