Regular Expression (RegEx)- Find Phone Number Exercise

[@dheerajmoolchandani2983]

The way you explain is superb.... Thanks a lot...!!!

[@saahilshaikh7445]

The way you explain. I get back into my school days you are such a good teacher 👍

[@AutomatewithRakesh]

Thank you

[@imranshaikh989]

Thanks for providing the amazing and useful content on youtube.

[@AutomatewithRakesh]

Thank you Imran

[@rpalearner9818]

Great Work, never find this kind of explanation video anywhere else.
Thanks for the video.
If Possible could you do with some real-time scenario in simple projects of complete Regex.

[@23Ashishonelove]

Superb explanation. Thank you for this tutorial :)

[@rajurec2721]

Nice explaination

[@dbalmo]

Great content as always! Thanks Rakesh.
Do you have any courses on UDEMY?

[@AutomatewithRakesh]

Thank you not yet on Udemy

[@hecatum]

Thank you very much!

[@AutomatewithRakesh]

You are welcome Gleb

[@timgentemann6324]

Tilll now, I don't really understand the reason for complicate regex codes as you could go with easy string manipulation for the input.
For example with replacing and trimming.
Would also make sense from a "quality at source" perspective.

[@nanthakumarsekar7374]

Hiw to check multiple country phone number not only india.
Any regex is there

[@KunalKumar-tt4bt]

Sirplease upload some videos of testing rpa uipath

[@AutomatewithRakesh]

Sure will try to create content Kunal

[@alexmeredith9491]

I noticed it says javascript, does this work for python as well? I feel like it does, just want to be sure :)

[@HarshitKumar-vc4jj]

Is it possible to check length using regx
because your code is not detecting the length,

[@AutomatewithRakesh]

try this:
phone_number = "123-456-7890"
pattern = r'^\d{3}-\d{3}-\d{4}$'
if re.match(pattern, phone_number):
print("Phone number is valid.")
else:
print("Phone number is not valid.")
In this example, the output will be "Phone number is valid" because the provided phone number matches the specified format.

[@mscoder9902]

Thank you

[@dhirendraswain4554]

Thanks

[@AutomatewithRakesh]

Welcome

[@nitaprasad3855]

Can you please make a tutorial video on how to create custom namespace ?

[@AutomatewithRakesh]

Sure, took a note will do

[@shashank7533]

how to do without /d

[@maryfernando5384]

why is "?" sign for

[@ravuri999]

" ? " is for Optional