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There is a group 0, but that matches the whole pattern, and it's equivalent to this m. Then there would be three capture groups, such that m.group(1) // yields "XoooX" If the pattern were defined like this String regex = "(Xo+X)(.*?)(Xc+X)" These groups are indexed from left to right starting at 1. There's only one such group defined in the pattern, so it gets index 1 (the parameter to m.group(1)). Caret () matches the position before the first character in the string. There are no intrusive ads, popups or nonsense, just an awesome regex matcher. Just enter your string and regular expression and this utility will automatically extract all string fragments that match to the given regex.

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To match the start or the end of a line, we use the following anchors. Free online regular expression matches extractor. This works because the (.*?) defines a capture group. In regex, the anchors have zero width.They are not used for matching characters. This protects us from a case where our ending pattern appears again in the unknown portion of the string. The (.*?) is used to make the inner match on the NOUN reluctant. I'd do it like this: String line = "unknownXoooXNOUNXccccccXunknown" I don't know which is more efficient on time and memory.īoth are near enough as readable to myself. Throw new UnsupportedOperationException()

I need to locate the index position BEFORE the second regex.Ī) I can use pattern matcher Pattern p = pile(regexp1) ī) I can use String Split String split = line.split(regex1,2).

I need to locate the index position AFTER the first regex.

String line = "unknownXoooXNOUNXccccccXunknown" Get the Start and End of the noun (from Regexp 1&2) and substring to extract the noun. I need to extract an unknown NOUN between two known regexp in an unknown string. My questions is which is best for me to use in my example and why?

#REGEX VS STRIN GSPLIT HOW TO#

Firstly I know how to use both Pattern Matcher & String Split.