I watched about 4 videos about regex and this one covered everything plus extra syntax not covered in the other videos. I will argue that this is the best tutorial on regex on youtube. Thank you so much for sharing it

Thanks a lot James. I really appreciate your effort in teaching RegEx. I have wanted to learn it properly for a long time and I finally got to it!

Awesome video. Very helpful and informative. Thank you so much.

You did a really good job on this video. The progression on the step-by-step is very smooth, you are a good teacher, congratulations.

@jamesbriggs

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Thanks Sergio I appreciate it

Awesome video, keep up the amazing work! :)

this is what I was looking for. Thank you😇

Thank you James! Very useful ;)

AWESOME GUIDE

Great video mate

Thanks a lot mate

I'm on 19:25 in the video and already I'm thinking this is one of the best regex tutorials I've seen! Simply awesome work!

@jamesbriggs

2 жыл бұрын

That's awesome, thanks!

Great explanation

Amazing!!!

very useful. I shared this video with my LinkedIn network and students as well.

@jamesbriggs

2 жыл бұрын

awesome, thankyou!

can you elaborate a bit more on （：？） ? not quite follow ...thanks

Thanks James for the wonderful tutorial. I am a beginner to text extraction and have a question. I am trying to extract text from PDF file i.e. report. I was able to extract the text but the output is weird. There are unnecessary space between the characters. For example 'Chang ing cult ivation t echniq uesConservation t illag e' which should have been "Changing cultivation techniques Conservation till age..." How can solve this problem? I would be grateful to your support.

@jamesbriggs

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I'm not sure, but chances are this is a defect with the PDF reader/converter. PDFs are honestly awful to process (accurately) with Python 😅 In the past I ended up using a tool called Abbyy OCR. Despite being 'OCR' it works really well for digital documents too (not just handwritten), there is a cost but worth it imo. Free alternative could by PyTesseract but it's not as accurate

@Miyazaki97

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@@jamesbriggs Thank you for your kind response. I will try to use PyTesseract

quite useful this video, I was looking for something like this: I have: apl_teste1 apl_teste2 apl_teste3 and i want to get all these words that starts with "apl_" and return it

@darkpaladin9982

2 жыл бұрын

pattern = r'apl_\w*'

@lastchance1036

7 ай бұрын

I think you could use a capturing group using "apl_(\w+)" Or a look behind method of "(?

Thank so much love from pakistan

@jamesbriggs

Жыл бұрын

you're welcome thanks for watching!

U can't believe this only has 367 "thumbs up"