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* |
0 |
+ |
1 |
{m} |
m is an integer. It finds exactly m occurrences of the given subexpression in the text |
{n}? |
The previous string only occurs once when the match |
{m,} |
m is an integer. It finds at least m occurrences of the given child expression in the text |
{N,}? |
matches the preceding string at least N Times |
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{N,m} |
match the preceding string to at least N times, but not more than m Times |
C |
Query operations are case sensitive |
I |
Query operation does not distinguish between flood writing |
M |
a query on a multiline string that, when the source string contains more than a row, allows the query to be used ( ^ the start of the pattern matching string |
N |
Usually match a single character or a new row |
X |
when you need to ignore whitespace characters in a regular expression, use the arguments ' x ' |
A |
Matches the head of a string, not the beginning of the line, so multiple lines of string cannot match each row |
D |
Match any number of characters |
D |
Match any non-numeric character |
S |
Match any white space character |
S |
Match any non-whitespace character |
W |
matches any character and number. The difference between the character and [: alnum:] is w including the underscore character |
W |
Match any non-empty string |
* |
wildcard characters. Finds records that contain 0 or more occurrences of a given subexpression in the text |
+ |
find out what's included in the text 1 or multiple occurrences of a given subexpression |
? |
find out what's included in the text 0 Times or 1 The record that appears with the given child expression |
. |
Match any character in the text |
^ |
Anchor. If the expression after the character appears at the beginning of the line, the match succeeds |
$ |
Anchor. If the expression after the character appears at the beginning of the line, the match succeeds |
| |
Separator , use methods and or same |
(....) |
Grouping sub-expressions |