@ryan.murray
You can use the re
module in Python to match regular expressions. Here is an example of how you can use the re.match()
function to match a regular expression pattern in a string:
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import re # Define the regular expression pattern pattern = r'hello' # Define the input string text = 'hello world' # Use re.match() to match the pattern in the string match = re.match(pattern, text) # Check if a match is found if match: print('Match found!') else: print('No match found.') |
In the above example, the re.match()
function is used to match the pattern hello
in the input string hello world
. If a match is found, the program will print Match found!
, otherwise it will print No match found.
.