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Get Free GPT4o from https://codegive.com • java regular expressions tutorial • regular expressions (regex) are patterns used to match character combinations in strings. in java, the `java.util.regex` package provides the classes for matching character sequences against patterns specified by regular expressions. • #### key classes • 1. **pattern**: this class is a compiled representation of a regular expression. • 2. **matcher**: this class is used to perform matching operations on a character sequence using a `pattern`. • 3. **patternsyntaxexception**: this class is used to indicate a syntax error in a regular expression pattern. • #### basic syntax • **literal characters**: matches themselves (e.g., `abc` matches the string abc ). • **metacharacters**: special characters that have specific meanings (e.g., `.`, `*`, `?`, `+`, `^`, `$`, `[]`, `()`, `{}`, `|`). • **character classes**: defined within brackets `[ ]` (e.g., `[abc]` matches 'a', 'b', or 'c'). • **predefined character classes**: • `\\d` - any digit (equivalent to `[0-9]`) • `\\d` - any non-digit • `\\w` - any word character (equivalent to `[a-za-z0-9_]`) • `\\w` - any non-word character • `\\s` - any whitespace character (spaces, tabs, etc.) • `\\s` - any non-whitespace character • #### anchors • `^` - matches the beginning of a line. • `$` - matches the end of a line. • #### quantifiers • `*` - zero or more occurrences. • `+` - one or more occurrences. • `?` - zero or one occurrence. • `{n}` - exactly n occurrences. • `{n,}` - at least n occurrences. • `{n,m}` - between n and m occurrences. • example code • here’s a simple java program that demonstrates the use of regex to validate email addresses and extract parts of it. • • explanation of the code • 1. **pattern creation**: the regex pattern for a valid email is created. it checks for: • a sequence of letters, digits, or allowed special characters followed by `@`. • a domain name consisting of letters and digits followed by a dot and a top-level domain of at least 2 letters. • 2. ... • #python java course • #python java difference • #python javascript • #python javatpoint interview questions • #python javatpoint • python java course • python java difference • python javascript • python javatpoint interview questions • python javatpoint • python java • python java or c++ • python java compiler • python javadoc • python java c++ • python regex match • python regex search • python regex cheat sheet • python regex replace • python regex tester • python regex capture group • python regex • python regex split

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