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Regular expressions are usually a difficult knowledge point for less experienced programmers. The same is true for the understanding of .NET Framework regular expressions. Let's take a brief analysis of the various concepts.

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1.Regex represents an immutable .NET Framework regular expression class.

Regex r = new Regex ("\\ s2000")

2.Match represents the result of the .NET Framework regular expression matching operation. The Match method of Regex returns an object of type Match.

Regex r = new Regex ("abc")

Match m = r.Match ("123abc456")

If (m.Success)

{

Console.WriteLine (m.Index)

}

3.MatchCollection represents a successful non-overlapping matching sequence. Returned by the Regex.Matches method.

4.GroupCollection represents the combination of sets of groups captured by .NET Framework regular expressions that returns a single collection of captured groups. Is returned in the collection returned by the Match.Groups property.

Regex r = new Regex (); Match m = r.Match (); Console.WriteLine (m.Groups.Count)

A sequence of substrings captured by 5.CaptureCollection and returns a collection of captures performed by a single capture group.

6. The group Group inherits from Capture and captures the results of the group. Returned by Match.Groups (groupnum)

7.Capture contains results captured from a single subexpression

Regex r

Match m

CaptureCollection cc

Int posn, length

R = new Regex ("(abc) *")

M = r.Match ("bcabcabc")

For (int iTuno; m.Groups [I].

Value! = ""; iTunes +)

{

Cc = m.groups [I] .Captures

For (int j = 0 position j)

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