Python Regular Expressions - part #3 - Character Sets - Quantifiers

In this video series, we will be tackling Python Regular Expressions from beginners to advanced.

This video goes over:
1) character sets
2) quantifiers

Don't forget to comment on what you would like to see, and how I can improve.
Thanks for stopping by =).

Code to this series can be found at my github:

[vishumudgal]

came here after completing a course on text mining of coursera and now knows the concepts clearly.
You explained better than highly educated professors.

[philipf]

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[geetanjalichavan]

Yours are the best videos on Regex! So well explained!! Thank you so much!!

[PyMoondra]

Python Regular Expressions - part #3 - Character Sets -
Quantifiers

This video goes over:
1) character sets
2) quantifiers

Don't forget to comment on what you would like to see, and how I can improve.
Thanks for stopping by =).

[sungemakawa]

You have made RegEx so easy to understand, thank you :)

[HabibKhan-kjum]

Thanks for such a good explanation. You made me understood regular expressions. I was struggling for long time before. Keep making videos brother

[harishnatarajan]

Thank you for creating such a wonderful video on regular expressions. It's easier to understand this way :)

[amidfallen]

Your content is very very good I must say. Keep it up :)

[sajjadhossan]

Excellent playlist. Thank you very much. Your explanation is so good!!

[rizki]

Good explanation bro. Thanks for the effort to explain the regex in python in the most understandable way for beginners like me

[danielliu]

Thank you for the clear and thoroughly lecture :)

[zaurguliyev]

Hello, thanks for great video! I can't understand one issue. Why print( re.search("\w+\W?\w+", "abcdef==ncabcd"))
print( re.search("\w+\W?\w*", "abcdef==ncabcd")) these two line return different resutl? why w+ or w* affect preceding?

[shubhamraj]

I was using the quantifier {n, m}, but both values on n, m was being used as variable and because of this I was getting error message.So is it necessary for the values of n and m to to integers because if I give n= 2 and m= 5 and then directly use n, m the program is giving error.

[ChaitanyaEswarRajeshJakki]

how to search a input string in pandas data frame column using regular expressions??

[ntang]

Do you have a video that explains the use of '?' for lazy and why sometimes it does not work as one would think? For example, why returns instead of 'call'

[cabronismo]

i typed this re.search('\w{3, 5}', 'abcdefnabcd').group(). I was assuming it would display the 3rd char to the 5th ('cde' ) but it didn't. The result in my jupyter ntbk was 'abcde'