Check the regex classes used to process regular expressions:
Matcher |
Matching |
Pattern |
MatchPattern |
The Regex classes used to process regular expressions were Matcher and Pattern.
Pattern Class:
Pattern class is used to define regular expressions. You can get
the obect of this pattern class by
invoking compile() method which will return Pattern object.
This Pattern object allows you to create a Matcher object of a given string.
Matcher Class:
Matcher object allows you to do reqex operations on a string. To
get the Matcher object you need to
invoke matcher() of Pattern class.
For Example Lets consider a string "abcdb12".
Suppose if we need to find the last 2 letters of the given string are digits then we need to create a pattern
The pattern for this should be \d{2}$ which says \d as digit
from [0-9] and {} means number of occurences
an operator must match and in this case its 2 and $ means matches
end of the line.
Pattern p=Pattern.compile("\\d{2}$");
Pattern obect was created and we need to pass the string "abcdb12" to the matcher as below.
Matcher m= p.matcher("abcdb12");
So the matcher and the pattern objects were created and you need
to used find() method
from matcher class to verify whether last two letters were digits
in the given string.
if(m.find())
{
return true;
}
else
return false;
So if its finds then this block will return true or else it will
return false. In our current example it will
return true as last two letters 1,2 were digits.
Check the regex classes used to process regular expressions: Matcher Matching Pattern MatchPattern
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