Learning C#? You NEED To Learn Regular Expressions!

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Welcome to my comprehensive tutorial on utilizing regular expressions in C#! In this video, I dive into the world of pattern matching and show you how regular expressions can supercharge your C# programming skills. Whether you're a beginner or an experienced developer, this tutorial will equip you with the knowledge and techniques to effectively leverage regular expressions for advanced string manipulation and data validation tasks in your C# projects.
In this tutorial, we'll explore two example projects to demonstrate the power of regular expressions in C#. First, we'll build a zip code lookup application where we'll use regular expressions to validate and extract zip codes from user input. You'll learn how to create a custom pattern and effectively utilize regular expressions for searching and extracting data.
Next, we'll dive into a credit card masker project. Regular expressions will play a crucial role in identifying credit card numbers within text and applying a masking technique to protect sensitive information. You'll see how regular expressions can simplify the process of identifying and manipulating credit card data securely.
Throughout the video, I provide clear explanations, practical examples, and useful tips to help you understand the syntax and functionality of regular expressions in C#. From basic pattern matching to more complex scenarios, we cover it all. You'll gain the skills to confidently wield regular expressions in your C# projects, saving time and effort while tackling complex string manipulation tasks.
By the end of this tutorial, you'll have a solid foundation in regular expressions and their application in C#, empowering you to handle various string manipulation challenges with ease. Don't miss out on this opportunity to enhance your programming prowess and take your C# coding to the next level.

[@nickproudprogrammer]

Regex is such a huge part of my day-to-day. How often do you see it in your work?

[@cdv130]

I remember reading a python book, and the chapter had a quirky quote that said something like: If you ever run into a problem and decide to use regex to solve that problem. Now you have two problems.

[@OlleHellman]

Good phasing, clear examples, maybe add some text when not to use regexp.
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[@nickproudprogrammer]

Thanks for the tip!

[@romesupaila1864]

if i have text like " 15rg,53 pack " or 15rg, pack 53" i need 53 value only how its through regex

[@nickproudprogrammer]

Are those patterns always the same? If they are you can do a match check against those two patterns