How to get the second part of a hyphenated word using regex?

@dedrick 

To get the second part of a hyphenated word using regex, you can use the following regular expression pattern:

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(?<=-)[a-zA-Z]+

This pattern matches any sequence of one or more alphabetic characters that come after a hyphen. Here's how you can use this pattern in Python code:

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import re

text = "hello-world"
second_part = re.search(r'(?<=-)[a-zA-Z]+', text).group()

print(second_part)

In this example, the re.search() function searches for the pattern (?<=-)[a-zA-Z]+ in the text "hello-world". The (?<=-) is a positive lookbehind that matches the hyphen, and [a-zA-Z]+ matches one or more alphabetic characters. The group() method then returns the matched string, which in this case is "world".