Regular Expressions for Beginners – Universal

Regular Expressions for Beginners – Universal, available at $59.99, has an average rating of 4.68, with 36 lectures, based on 2833 reviews, and has 12269 subscribers.

You will learn about At the end of this course students will know how to use Regular Expressions At the end of this course students will be able to use Regular Expressions in any programming language At the the of this course students will be able to understand Regex syntax when they see it This course is ideal for individuals who are Any developer or programmer that wants to create more powerful applications needs to take this course or Students looking for an easy way to learn regular expressions should take this course or Students who had a hard time learning Regular Expressions before should take this course It is particularly useful for Any developer or programmer that wants to create more powerful applications needs to take this course or Students looking for an easy way to learn regular expressions should take this course or Students who had a hard time learning Regular Expressions before should take this course.

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Summary

Title: Regular Expressions for Beginners – Universal

Price: $59.99

Average Rating: 4.68

Number of Lectures: 36

Number of Published Lectures: 36

Number of Curriculum Items: 36

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 36

Original Price: $89.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

At the end of this course students will know how to use Regular Expressions
At the end of this course students will be able to use Regular Expressions in any programming language
At the the of this course students will be able to understand Regex syntax when they see it

Who Should Attend

Any developer or programmer that wants to create more powerful applications needs to take this course
Students looking for an easy way to learn regular expressions should take this course
Students who had a hard time learning Regular Expressions before should take this course

Target Audiences

Any developer or programmer that wants to create more powerful applications needs to take this course
Students looking for an easy way to learn regular expressions should take this course
Students who had a hard time learning Regular Expressions before should take this course

What this course is?�

This course is universal, meaning that the regular expression material you learn here will be applicable in most if not all regular expression engines.�

Of course there will be some variations when we are implementing regular expressions in different engines, let’s say PHP over Javascript, but the core fundamentals and how you do regular expression stays the same everywhere.�

Regular expressions are also called Regex, Regexp or Regexes, so we will be probably be using this vocabulary since it’s easier to pronounce and is what we commonly use in the programming community.

We will learn how to implement regular expressions in Javascript and PHP but these lectures are done for demonstration on how Regexes are used in programming languages.

Who this course is for?�

New developers that want to learn regular expressions.

Frustrated developers who had issues learning it before.

Any developer who is serious about their programming career.

Some information about the course structure!

We will start slow with the most basic regular expression functionality, like searching and matching, learning what each of the symbols do and how to use them to do what we need.

After we learn the most basic things, we will start with more complex operations and real worlds solutions. I always try keep the lectures short so that the material is easy to digest.�

At the end of every section we are going to have some practice code so that we can re-enforce everything for that section.�

See you inside, let’s do this!

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: My First Section

Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: Reference files

Lecture 3: Tools

Lecture 4: What are regular expressions

Lecture 5: Summary 1

Chapter 2: Characters

Lecture 1: Literal Characters

Lecture 2: Metacharacters

Lecture 3: Escaping

Lecture 4: More characters

Lecture 5: Summary 2

Chapter 3: Sets

Lecture 1: Ranges

Lecture 2: Negation

Lecture 3: Shorthands

Lecture 4: Summary 3

Chapter 4: Repetition

Lecture 1: Quantifiers

Lecture 2: Controlling repetition

Lecture 3: Lazy / reluctant quantifier

Lecture 4: Summary 4

Chapter 5: Grouping

Lecture 1: Grouping

Lecture 2: Alternation

Lecture 3: Nesting with alternation

Lecture 4: Summary 5

Chapter 6: Anchors and boundaries

Lecture 1: Anchors

Lecture 2: Word boundaries

Lecture 3: Summary 6

Chapter 7: Backreferencing, assertions and lookaheads

Lecture 1: Backreferences / Capturing

Lecture 2: Non-capturing group

Lecture 3: Positive and negative assertions

Lecture 4: Positive and negative lookahead

Lecture 5: Summary 7

Chapter 8: Unicode – Multi Language Symbol Support

Lecture 1: Intro

Lecture 2: Some examples

Chapter 9: Regular Expressions Examples

Lecture 1: Postal code / zip codes

Lecture 2: Password Validation

Lecture 3: Dates

Lecture 4: Conclusion

Instructors

Edwin Diaz
Web Developer & Premium Instructor – 800,000 students
Coding Faculty Solutions
Coding Faculty

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2 stars: 45 votes
3 stars: 294 votes
4 stars: 999 votes
5 stars: 1476 votes

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