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Such a parser returns a @hl.scala{Parsed.Success} if the input matches the string, and otherwise returns a @hl.scala{Parsed.Failure}.

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@b{Note}: if using Scala 3.5 or later, calls to the @code{parse} function should include the keyword @code{using}, e.g. @code{parse("a", parseA(using _))}.

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As you can see, by default the @hl.scala{Parsed.Success} contains
a @hl.scala{(): Unit}, unless you use @sect.ref{Capture} or
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