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123456789-0 passes because it contains 456789-0 - you want your regex to match the entire string, or perhaps to match anything following white space Please provide a code example and show in what language you expect to use the regex, since that may affect the answer Also provide a representative example of the input, since it's not clear what exactly you want to match (and what not)
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YYYY-MM-DD hh:mm:ss[ nnnnnnn] [{+|-}hh:mm] My first question with this is what should the values of my timezone drop down be? Secondly, is there a built in way in SQL Server to pass this string of data and convert it into the format needed for datetimeoffset?
- regex - Regular expression for nnn or nnn. nnn - Stack Overflow
I have this regex "^([0-9]{1,3})+(\\ [0-9]{3})?$" and it should allow only n, nn, nnn and nnn nnn format of the number In my case it is passing also and this format nnnnn nnn
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I'm trying to carry out XML validation using XSD (XML Schema Definition, XML v 1 0, encoding UTF-8) but it seems to be very challenging to come up with a valid pattern The pattern I would like to
- ZipCode Validation Format nnnnn-nnnn - Stack Overflow
Random note: manual zipcode validation is almost always a bad idea Diffferent locales have completely different zipcodes I've lived worked in places with formats NNN-NNNN, AAA-NNN or AA (A)?-AA (A)? (A - alphanumeric) Unless you're 100% sure of all zip formats that are possible by all users that will use the app, don't write the parser yourself
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So I have this input that follows the following format and constraints : 'CC-NNNNNNN' (C: letter, N: digit) the second letter is optional and all but the first digit are optional Here are some ex
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I have a word file (doc or docx) that follows a specific name pattern The pattern is: XXXXXXX_X_XXXXXXXX_NNNNNNN_NNNNNNN_XXXXXXXXX doc(x) and an example is: Contract_J_Smith_01032022_31032022_G
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In C, I discovered that there are two unicode escape sequences \u and \U \u takes the format - \unnnn \u takes the format - \Unnnnnnnn For example this program #include<stdio h> int main (in
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