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Have you heard people mentioning the term "Regex" and wondered what it is, how it works and how you could use it? Listen to ...

Browser JavaScript and Event Loop Course is available at http://bit.ly/39eDgEA Learn how to match number patterns such as ...

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Here are the best Regular Expression courses for programmers:- 1. The Complete Regular Expressions Course For Beginners: ...

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In this video, we'll give you an introduction to how to use RegEx wildcards in Custom Extractions. To find out more about Lumar's ...

Simple alphanumeric string validation with anchors, regular character classes and limiting quantifiers. No Unicode stuff. Beginner ...

Sometimes, we need to validate text to ensure that its content complies with some format. In this quick tutorial, we will see how to ...

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In this part, we are going to explore: 0:00 REGEX - Repetition quantifiers. 0:15 How to extract an exact number of characters?

The title says it all: let's speak about how to find exact amount of certain characters in a string and replace/remove them. REGEX ...

Learn how to safely add a hyphen to the character class, and ensure your character class contains no invalid ranges.

A brief presentation describing the basics of using regular expressions to match user input such as zip codes or phone numbers.

In this part, we are going to explore: 0:00 Getting started. 0:10 REGEX terms - What is the meaning of a character, a string, and a ...

In this part, we are going to explore: 0:00 Getting started. 0:08 REGEX - What are a capturing group, a non-capturing group, and ...

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Most regex libraries allow matching non-overlapping strings by default. There is a trick to match all overlapping substrings that do ...

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