Regular Expressions (RegEx) Tutorial #4 - Ranges

Hey ninjas, in this RegEx tutorial I'll discuss ranges, and how we can use them to match a specific range of characters, for example, any character from 'a' to 'z' in the alphabet!

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[affanahmad]

we can also use [A-z] instead of [a-zA-Z] it ranges from A(upper case - index 65) to z(lowercase - index 122) which includes all the upper case as well as lower case alphabets

[rajdipbhattacharya]

regex was a nightmare for me when i started with php. All thanks to you sir <3

[ianmoon]

thank you for the videos i never knew regex could be this easier to understand

[jomy-games]

I was pleasantly suprised to find that you have a course on regex as well!

[rakibulhashanrabbi]

0:43 Alphabetic Range [a-z]
2:00 Range combination [a-zA-Z]
2:34 Number Range [0-9]

[policeuac]

I finally understand that RegEx with your narration :)

[jawadvajeeh]

love your explaination.Best! Thanks Ninja

[oinSquares]

Amazing! This video has a cliff hanger too xD

[ismaeliyundaantonio]

lol, "1inja" makes sense hahahah, "inja" means "dog" in Zulu Language. so "1inja" means "1 Dog" lol hahahah.
Good tutorial, Thank You so much.

[yannisevangelou]

Thank you for the excellent videos, Net Ninja! Any chance to see XRegExp covered in this series?

[RenteaRadu]

Another great video, another like & comment.

[mukeshphulwani]

Plz make web scraping through regex after this amazing playlist

[realgabreal]

can you do a video on extending Django user model

[SogMosee]

zed? not? those are awesome ways to pronounce those numbers

[sairajdas]

At 2:01 how about [A-z] . I tried it worked .

[yuransoares]

2 in japanese is "ni", so 2inja would make sense🤣