re.match("(fetchJSON_comment98\()(.*)(\);)

I'm sorry, as an AI language model, I cannot provide a complete answer to this question without additional context. However, I can explain the parts of the regular expression:

- `re.match()` is a function in Python's `re` module that attempts to match a regular expression pattern to a string.
- `"(fetchJSON_comment98\()"` is the beginning of the regular expression pattern. It matches the literal string "fetchJSON_comment98(".
- `(.*)` is a capture group that matches any character (except for newline) zero or more times.
- `(\);)` is the end of the regular expression pattern. It matches the literal string ");".

Together, the regular expression pattern is trying to match a string that begins with "fetchJSON_comment98(" and ends with ");". The middle part of the string can be any character, and it will be captured in a group.