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In this part of the JavaScript Video tutorial I will introduce Regular Expressions. I go over all the JavaScript Regular Expression functions.
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JavaScript Video Tutorial Pt 6
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40 responses to “JavaScript Video Tutorial Pt 6”
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I enjoyed this tuts so far very helpful and the pace is very good ^^
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simply awesome
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You are perfection
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great tut as usual but i would use digit instead of number….
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owesome thanks mate, subscribed.
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I swear to god these tutorials get more complicated as each episode.
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hi sir … i want a regular expression for password validation….. like 0-9, a-z, A-Z, and any special characters… please help me ….. thanks
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well hello to you too sir!
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your voice is like a machin voice's! and that is bother!!
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dude… really good…
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i 1st skipped this thinking it was too hard, then tutorial 7 sent me back
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I`m really grateful for Your time,efforts and dedication Derek ! Thanks to you I've been able to learn, understand and improve various valuable things ! Keep up the good work ! Your tutorials are the best in any aspect compared to the others (descriptive, well organized and well structured).
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Thank you so much!
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dude you're great teacher, thank you very much for this great tutorial videos 🙂
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Great tutorial. Helped immensely to make a start with RegEx in javascript.
(Have trouble understanding the item names in your Vegan recipe tutorials though 😉 ) -
I can't believe that I am able to watched 1-6 video tutorials . Awesome
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always a clear and informative presentation, thanks!!!
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Sorry not getting what your saying, your going to fast, Your not explaining things clearly. Not getting the relationship between say the email address and the regexp..
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THANK YOU. So grateful… You have a new subscriber.
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I'm trying to format a bunch of phone numbers in google sheets and I was wondering if I could use regular expressions to delete all characters that are not numbers for example ( ) – or "(###) ###-####" would be reformatted as ########## where # is any digit 0-9 then once all the phone numbers are formatted that way you could have a menu option to format all phone numbers a certain way and if the certain. Country code is input the formatting would automatically follow the format of the countries dial plan.
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You = awesome. Me = grateful.
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Absolutely Fantastic.
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thanks for your help ..
was not knowing reg are so easy -
Incredibly useful refresher for me, thanks.
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u said [^0-9] mean anything specifically not a number then what if i put ^ outside [, what would it represent ? for like this -> ^[A-Za-z0-9]
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what if i don't want [A-Z]{2}.. I want countries abbreviation like US, UK.. is there a method to do that?
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Fantastik RegExp tutorial. Thank you so much Derek.
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Got it.Thank you very much
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. – Represents any 1 character except a newline
So if you want to search for a period you have to tell the regex processor that you are looking for a period and not any one character. You do that with a backslash -
sorry for my lack of knowledge but what do you mean by real period?
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Because a dot is used when defining a regular expression. To define that I'm looking for a real period I have to escape the period with a backslash
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can u please tell me why u used backslash before .(dot) in emaild regexp?
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Backslashes are used to create codes that represent letters, numbers, spaces, etc. I link to the code in the description. That may help
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Sorry about that, I only made sure the regex would work if there was one dot in the domain. I can get you one that works with yours if you need it?
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In the string search for the email address, not sure why you use {2.4}. Would this not fail to find my address which has the domain .org.uk – this could be a reason why linkedin fails if it tries to search my address book.
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You're very welcome 🙂 Yes that is pretty cool!
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You're very welcome 🙂 I thought faster tutorials would help many people learn easier. I'm happy you liked them. May God bless you and your family as well
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Mr. Derek Banas,
Thank you very much for your videos. Its really nice to recollect in a fast track mode.
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I have all the code here plus more info on regular expressions that should help newthinktank. com/2011/02/javascript-video-tutorial-pt-6/
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im new in java script and i subscribed and liked even thow i got lost in the middle
in my "webstie" im doing input check for a phone number
i saw this in the web var isnum = /^d+$/.test(val);
and i have no idead what that meaning is !
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