asp.net numeric processing in regular expression strings

Mode	Description
^d{5}$	5 numeric numbers, such as U.S. ZIP codes.
^ (d{5}) | (d{5}-d{4}$	5 numeric digits or 5 digits-dashes-4 digits. United States ZIP code that matches 5-digit number format, or 5-digit + 4-digit number format.
^ (D{5} (-d{4})? $	Same as the previous one, but more effective. Use? You can make the 4-digit number in the pattern optional, rather than requiring a different two pattern (in another way).
^[+-]?d+ (. d+)? $	Matches any real number with an optional symbol.
^[+-]?d*.? d*$	Same as previous, but also matches an empty string.
^ (20|21|22|23| [01]d) [0-5]d$	Matches a 24-hour time value.
/*.**/	Match C-language-style annotation/* ... *

Get the number method in a string

String S= "";
foreach (Match m in Regex.Matches (s,@ "d+"))
{
Console.WriteLine (M.value);
}

Go to the end of the string numeric method

String str = "007";
String pattern = @ "(. +?) (d+) $ ";
string result = System.text.regularexpressions.regex.replace (str, pattern, "$");

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<summary>
Get a number in a string
</summary>
<param name= "par" ></param>
<returns></returns>
private int GetNumber (string par)
{
String Strtempcontent =par;
Strtempcontent = System.text.regularexpressions.regex.replace (strtempcontent, @ "[^d]*", "");
Return Convert.ToInt32 (strtempcontent);