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fix(curriculum): refer to + as a quantifier in step 32 of Calorie Counter (#64968)

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# --description--
The `+` modifier in a regex allows you to match a pattern that occurs one or more times. To match your digit pattern one or more times, add a plus after each of the digit character classes. For example: `[0-9]+`.
The `+` quantifier in a regular expression allows you to match a pattern that occurs one or more times. To match your digit pattern one or more times, add a plus after each of the digit character classes. For example: `[0-9]+`.
# --hints--
You should add the `+` modifier to the character class before `e` in your regular expression.
You should add the `+` quantifier to the character class before `e` in your regular expression.
```js
assert.match(isInvalidInput.toString(), /regex\s*=\s*\/\[0-9\]\+e/);
```
You should add the `+` modifier to the character class after `e` in your regular expression.
You should add the `+` quantifier to the character class after `e` in your regular expression.
```js
assert.match(isInvalidInput.toString(), /regex\s*=\s*\/\[0-9\]\+e\[0-9\]\+\//);