A quick run down on how you can use regular expressions in your own programs to give you more power over searching and substituting text.

Whether you are parsing logs or validating input, using regular expressions is a great way to accomplish both of these things. The problem is: regular expressions can be hard and that will only grow ...

Regular expressions are like power tools: They may look scary, but are easy to use once you understand their basic building blocks. Regular expressions -- those scary strings that might as well be ...

Let's say we need a JavaScript function that will take a string of tagged text (that is, it contains Extensible Markup Language (XML) markup) and return only the tags (and not the text that the ...

Instead, we can use pattern matching, or something known as “regular expressions.” (By the way, UNIX geeks may refer to it as GREP, which stands for global/regular expression/print.) ...

Peter's beginning a self-improvement course in using regular expressions, at least when doing searches in Visual Studio. As part of achieving that goal, he's decided that the Find Files option is his ...

This article demonstrates some useful ways to use regular expressions with PPC, by adding new dimensions to our typical Account/Campaign/AdGroup hierarchy of data. Another use for regular ...

What makes regular expressions so powerful is that you can use wild-card characters to match all sorts of patterns in addition to exact text strings. Optional Items ...

Learn how to extract the maximum amount of data from the GSC API and filter difficult URLs using regular expressions.

A more general solution is to use RegEx (regular expressions) to define a pattern that meets your desired requirements. Regular expressions are as complicated as they are powerful.