Date-Recognition-with-Regular-Expressions | regular expressions to extract information

Date-Recognition-with-Regular-Expressions is a Python library. Date-Recognition-with-Regular-Expressions has no bugs, it has no vulnerabilities and it has low support. However Date-Recognition-with-Regular-Expressions build file is not available. You can download it from GitHub.

In this tutprial we will explore the use of regular expressions to extract information from written text. This method has been widely applied in information retrieval, and it is used in text processing applications and research. A regular expression is a notation used to match strings in a text. It works like the CTRL+F search feature in browsers, but it has the added bonus of allowing the use of special characters to count, exclude, and group specific strings. Like in a language, regular expressions have a set of characters with predefined functions, and these characters can be used to create search patterns. For example, the character + means one or more occurrences. The regular expression /e+/ searches for strings of one or more “e”s. In the string “Feed the Birds”, this regular expression would match “ee”.