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Hi,
I have a string. The last characters of the string are numbers. I want to substring or extract them. These are some examples of input strings: 'xdfg8941332', 'dder899945566445', 'cfgnnff89'. I have used 'find' with the following regex: \d+, but it has not been successful.
Best answer by Zaid Chougle
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Hi
the regular expression r'\d+$' is used to match one or more digits (\d+) at the end of the string ($)
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Thank you, I tried it and got this:
(str_Factura: XDGC992679)
Why does it show 0?
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Thank you, I tried it and got this:
(str_Factura: XDGC992679)
Why does it show 0?
It is because the specified substring is not found. In your case you should use extract / substring. I believe you are using Find.
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Hi
I got the result with below logic :
The key thing is I passed the RegEx in a variable and then send it to replace as it contains $ and AA checks for variable declaration.
The code works in fashion :
Let me know if any query comes.
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Hi
I got the result with below logic :
The key thing is I passed the RegEx in a variable and then send it to replace as it contains $ and AA checks for variable declaration.
The code works in fashion :
Let me know if any query comes.
Sample String has the input string and Regex has : \d+$ and is stored in Test1
Sample String has the input string, Test1 has the string other than last digits and the result is stored in OutPut
Example : Using String Replace
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