Alternanza e gruppi non catturanti

Espressioni regolari in Python

Maria Eugenia Inzaugarat

Data Scientist

Pipe

my_string = "I want to have a pet. But I don't know if I want a cat, a dog or a bird."

re.findall(r"cat|dog|bird", my_string)

['cat', 'dog', 'bird']

my_string = "I want to have a pet. But I don't know if I want 2 cats, 1 dog or a bird."

re.findall(r"\d+\scat|dog|bird", my_string)

['2 cat', 'dog', 'bird']

my_string = "I want to have a pet. But I don't know if I want 2 cats, 1 dog or a bird."
re.findall(r"\d+\s(cat|dog|bird)", my_string)

['cat', 'dog']

my_string = "I want to have a pet. But I don't know if I want 2 cats, 1 dog or a bird."

re.findall(r"(\d)+\s(cat|dog|bird)", my_string)

[('2', 'cat'), ('1', 'dog')]

Fai il match ma non catturare un gruppo
- Quando il gruppo non è referenziato
- Aggiungi ?:: (?:regex)

my_string = "John Smith: 34-34-34-042-980, Rebeca Smith: 10-10-10-434-425"

re.findall(r"(?:\d{2}-){3}(\d{3}-\d{3})", my_string)

['042-980', '434-425']

my_date = "Today is 23rd May 2019. Tomorrow is 24th May 19."

re.findall(r"(\d+)(?:th|rd)", my_date)

['23', '24']

Espressioni regolari in Python