Python Regular expressions -part #6 -Introduction To Groups

Python Regular expressions -part #6

In this video series, we will be tackling Python Regular Expressions.

This video goes over:
1) the concept of groups within regular expressions.

Don't forget to comment on what you would like to see.
Thanks for stopping by =).

Code to Python Regular Expressions series can be found at my github:

Link to Python Concepts playlist:

[ghensao]

concise with ample examples, best regex tutorial ever!

[PyMoondra]

Python Regular expressions -part #6

In this video series, we will be tackling Python Regular Expressions.

This video goes over:
1) the concept of groups within regular expressions.

Don't forget to comment on what you would like to see.
Thanks for stopping by =).

[anirvansen]

I am learning so much from this series. Thank you

[PrashantKumar-cwxe]

Its an awesome tutorial, everything is explained in very easy way...Took lot of time to complete this tutorial but it was worth.

[sdaiwepm]

This was super helpful - thank you! Just FYI, brackets are '[ ]', braces are '{ }', and parentheses are '( )'.

[rickhehe]

Thanks for the video. BTW, it took me almost one week to gain the courage to complete this episode...

[rashmikuchhal]

very good tutorial for regex.. thanks for your efforts

[shivam]

Examples for everything. Learned a lot. Thank u.

[JackMa-]

best explanation ever! thank you so much sir! :D

[ntang]

very thorough explanation and great examples

[shockey]

Still i'm in a big confusion that who are these guys who have disliked the video. I have never seen such video playlist for regex. Thanks for the amazing video series.

[cabronismo]

@1:08 can you explain further why theres a plus after the bracket [A-Za-z]+ and why there are whitespaces in between \w+ \d+ \w+
I cant understand this part of the section where an empty space in the regex can mean it is literally a white space in the string?

[donovanmendoza]

Hello, congratulations for the videos, I'm working on a project in which I use regular expressions to find the matches in a text string, I have already managed to obtain the matches with "re.search" however, they ask me to when there is no match, it is shown in which part of the text there is no match in order to know where the error is. Could you help me know what I should do?

[jeremyflowers]

I can't recall seeing in any of your videos how group numbers are assigned, especially if groups are nested. The answer is by the sequencing on opening brackets, omitting non-capture groups (?=)

[hoseam]

Hi, I tried this print(re.findall('[A-Za-z]+ \d+ \w+', string)), but it doesn't pick names, I want to know why, because John start with capital letter and it start a sentence?

[bhamraster]

suppose data is written in a text file with multiple lines. then how to solve this problem

[sainimohit]

Why expression in output [3] is printing whitespaces?

[gregery]

I think that by naming the search variable as "match", you confused us