Regular Expressions in JavaScript ‚Äö√Ñ√¨ Master Course and Projects

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Aarthi Elumalai

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1 - Introduction

01 - Introduction.mp4

03:01

02 - An Introduction to creating regular expressions.mp4

11:16

2 - Using Regular Expressions in JavaScript

03 - Basic regex pattern.mp4

04:40

04 - Test method in JavaScript.mp4

07:37

05 - Match method in JavaScript.mp4

04:23

06 - Regular expression modifiers flags part 1.mp4

04:32

07 - Regular expression modifiers flags part 2.mp4

02:48

08 - Using regular expressions in search and replace functions.mp4

09:36

3 - Brackets and range of characters - advanced patterns

09 - Brackets with characters and numbers list.mp4

12:17

10 - Number ranges within brackets.mp4

05:12

11 - Alphabet ranges within brackets.mp4

06:46

12 - Using pipe characters to specify options.mp4

08:14

13 - Carot symbol to exclude characters.mp4

10:59

14 - Multiples of the same alphabets numbers characters.mp4

04:02

4 - Metacharacters - Enhance your regular expressions

15 - Wildcard character.mp4

07:35

16 - Word character.mp4

05:17

17 - Digits character.mp4

09:02

18 - Beginning Ending of the word character.mp4

05:32

5 - Anchors and Quantifiers

19 - Start end anchors and strings with just that pattern.mp4

11:55

20 - Quantifiers part 1.mp4

06:47

21 - Quantifiers part 2.mp4

10:44

22 - Quantifiers part 3.mp4

07:13

6 - Literal special characters

23 - Matching literal or special characters.mp4

11:13

7 - RegExp objects, properties and methods

24 - RegExp to create regular expressions.mp4

07:01

25 - RegExp properties.mp4

10:36

26 - S flag - ES2018 update.mp4

03:08

27 - DotAll property - ES2018 update.mp4

03:08

28 - RegExp methods.mp4

07:36

8 - Lazy and greedy matches

29 - Greedy matching explained.mp4

06:56

30 - Lazy matching - why do you need it and how to activate it.mp4

07:21

31 - When do you not need lazy matching.mp4

02:58

9 - Grouping and Capture groups

32 - Grouping in JavaScript Regex.mp4

04:35

33 - Get a part of the capture group as separate matches in an array.mp4

09:08

34 - Nested capture groups.mp4

06:46

35 - Named capture groups.mp4

09:44

36 - Using capture groups in search and replace functions.mp4

03:34

37 - Non-capturing parentheses.mp4

06:07

38 - Backreferencing a group.mp4

05:57

10 - Lookaheads and Lookbehinds

39 - Positive and negative lookaheads.mp4

04:52

40 - Positive and negative lookbehinds.mp4

02:41

11 - Real world projects

41 - Project #1 - Remove extra spaces from start end of a string.mp4

03:50

42 - Project #2 - E-mail validation.mp4

09:13

43 - Project #3 - Mobile number validation.mp4

07:46

Description

Regular expressions are an essential part of problem solving in computer science. It can be tricky to learn if you don't approach the topic right. This course breaks down regular expressions into manageable parts so that you can learn them quickly and retain the concepts for much longer. This course is useful for both JavaScript programmers and programmers of other languages because it focuses on the core concepts of regular expressions before teaching you how to apply them in JavaScript. You'll also learn the sheer power of regular expressions used in combination with the powerhouse that is the JavaScript language. Add the latest ECMAScript updates to the mix, and you end up with something that is unparalleled in other languages. Every concept is explained using a wealth of examples to help you understand the concepts better. All the code and supporting files for this course are available here: https://github.com/PacktPublishing/Regular-Expressions-in-JavaScript-Master-Course-and-Projects

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Aarthi Elumalai

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Aarthi Elumalai is the founder of DigiFisk. At DigiFisk, they aim to make programming fun and interactive. If you are tired of endless theories, you have come to the right place. Starting with beginner-level courses in any programming language or field, they guide you to advance with several real-world project-based classes to equip you to thrive in the real world. Their lectures tend to be detailed and leave nothing out, so beginners and advanced programmers alike can learn something from each course. Be sure to enjoy your journey into the fascinating world of programming with DigiFisk.

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