Regular Expressions (RegEx) Tutorial #7 - Special Characters

Hey all, in this RegEx tutorial I'll introduce you to some more special characters which exhibit very diferent behaviours when placed in a RegEx pattern.

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[KENNY-smmp]

6 years, and still helpful
thank you for creating this playlist

[ajaywadhwa]

This is most amazing playlist of regex before that i always scared to face a problem on regex. Thank You so much for your videos .

[devSackey]

straight foward not wasting time at all

[morathanan]

Hands down, you're the best code teacher i came across. In general, but specifically with JS for me. I really dont understand the buzz around Traversy. He is a programmer, and probably an amazing one, but he's not a teacher. You are, and thats the biggest compliment one can get. While many people can program, only a handful can teach it.

[vishnum]

I've seen many tutorials for the regular expressions but your tutorial is the best among all. Keep it up:)

[cliffrunner]

this is the clearest tutorial I find online. Great job!

[jimdecker]

To me, this was a refresher, but it was nice to see the classic special char. operations in one video package. Well done!

[avtem]

I love Regular expressions! It is so genius!

[expanse]

Still valid, no BS, worth my time. Thanks and Cheers

[AO-ctjs]

Thanks, man, from Ukraine!
You're Greate!

[el]

great job on addressing the special character!

[matsnyder]

You've taken the most intimidating topic for me to learn and made it very achievable! Thanks!
Also, do you call ^ a carrot? You say it very quickly so I can't tell. I actually have no idea what I think this character is called.

[FloofyTanker]

so the * symbol is like a mixture of ? and +

[kornelijekovac]

What happens if you have 'abac'? Why doesn't it find 3 instances ?

[heavydirtysoul]

doesn't '?' symbol mean lazy match, which finds the smallest possible part of a string that satisfies a regex pattern? if not, how to differentiate them?

[bhagyashreerane]

hey!
just to clarify, the only difference between '+' and '*' till this video is that the * can be used to match ZERO or more characters but a + can be used only for ONE and more
am i right??

[azrulnizam]

Hi. Is there a way to put a range of symbols like the one used for letters and numbers. Such as a-z, 0-9

[sayid.malekdoost]

could you please give some practical examples? for example hex colors, rgb colors, emails, urls and etc.

[DeepakKumar-fxhr]

How to replace special characters in e-mail address column except @ and dot in python using replace or reg exp

[RaulVillalobos]

Love the tutorials, but the way he says RegEx 😂 'ReJex'