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Learn Regular Expressions (Regex) - Crash Course for Beginners

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Overview

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This beginner course introduces regular expressions for matching, extracting, validating, searching, replacing, and manipulating text. It covers character classes, quantifiers, anchors, lookaheads, capture groups, and whitespace handling.

Syllabus

) Using the Test Method.
) Match Literal Strings.
) Match a Literal String with Different Possibilities.
) Ignore Case While Matching.
) Extract Matches.
) Find More Than the First Match.
) Match Anything with Wildcard Period.
) Match Single Character with Multiple Possibilities.
) Match Letters of the Alphabet.
) Match Numbers and Letters of the Alphabet.
) Match Single Characters Not Specified.
) Match Characters that Occur One or More Times.
) Match Characters that Occur Zero or More Times.
) Find Characters with Lazy Matching.
) Find One or More Criminals in a Hunt.
) Match Beginning String Patterns.
) Match Ending String Patterns.
) Match All Letters and Numbers.
) Match Everything But Letters and Numbers.
) Match All Numbers.
) Match All Non-Numbers.
) Restrict Possible Usernames.
) Match Whitespace.
) Match Non-Whitespace Characters.
) Specify Upper and Lower Number of Matches.
) Specify Only the Lower Number of Matches.
) Specify Exact Number of Matches.
) Check for All or None.
) Positive and Negative Lookahead.
) Reuse Patterns Using Capture Groups.
) Use Capture Groups to Search and Replace.
) Remove Whitespace from Start and End.

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