If we specify only the look-aheads and not the set of allowed characters in the end, is it a valid way to go about making regex. I tried it and it worked. are there any disadvantages?
Thank you so much, you are a genius, me and my friend couldn't figure the password regex out, we are currently doing a bootcamp but the instructor sucks, u r waaaaaay better!!!!! New sub
GREAT video! I found your channel and this specific class for my job, and it's really helped me. Would you say for Lookaheads and things like this...that's its best to start with the most specific match criteria, and then as your make the regex, from left to right, you then go from very specific requirements to more general requirements. For example start with specific special characters required, then check for upper/lower case, tehn check for length of the entire string?
Thank you! The approach outlined by you makes sense to me, though I will admit that optimizing Regex performance is its own science and I'm not necessarily an expert when it comes to this. Often it helps creating different Regex and measuring performance (if that matters for your app and Regex).
Thank you for your comment, happy to read that you like the series. I do not plan to create additional RegEx videos at the moment though, but this might of course change in the future.
what if I want my password start with letter only, at least have one digits, special signs !?*- , no whitespace, should not contain a sequence of three or more characters twice or more? [^0-9!?](?=[a-zA-Z])(?=.*\d).(!?)\S{8,}$ but it did not work :/
after looking for a simple video about explaining the regex, I’ve found that this video is the best, thanks bro 💜
I was looking for video which explains me this process. finally my search stopped.
Thank you for explaining in a wonderful manner. :)
Thanks for the simple explanation, now I can explain others how to write pattern for password validation.
If we specify only the look-aheads and not the set of allowed characters in the end, is it a valid way to go about making regex. I tried it and it worked. are there any disadvantages?
Thank you very much! You've been very helpful with regular expressions. Good luck to you!
this is the best video on regex
advantages of regex password policies sir?
You're the best Max!
thank you ! you helped me a lot !!!! this video was very helpful for me.
thank you man, really cleared things up for me with the look aheads.
this video really helps me a lot! Thank you so much and God bless your soul Academind!
Just the tutorial I was looking for......... Great job man...
So great to read that Nasar, thanks a lot for your comment!
Is it possible to capture only the password from paragraph using regex.
if Yes, then prepare the video in the next upcoming days. if possible
what is "paragraph"?
Thank you so much, you are a genius, me and my friend couldn't figure the password regex out, we are currently doing a bootcamp but the instructor sucks, u r waaaaaay better!!!!! New sub
Thanks a lot for your awesome feedback and support Ujwal, great to have you on board of the channel!
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Sir I'm trying this on gitbash
It's not working.what should I do
GREAT video! I found your channel and this specific class for my job, and it's really helped me. Would you say for Lookaheads and things like this...that's its best to start with the most specific match criteria, and then as your make the regex, from left to right, you then go from very specific requirements to more general requirements. For example start with specific special characters required, then check for upper/lower case, tehn check for length of the entire string?
Thank you! The approach outlined by you makes sense to me, though I will admit that optimizing Regex performance is its own science and I'm not necessarily an expert when it comes to this. Often it helps creating different Regex and measuring performance (if that matters for your app and Regex).
wonderful sir......please make more videos on this regular expression.This my most favorite topic in javascript
Thank you for your comment, happy to read that you like the series. I do not plan to create additional RegEx videos at the moment though, but this might of course change in the future.
I think I heard your voice from one of react videos of U-demy. are you the lecturer of React - The Complete Guide?...
Yes he is
Danke, herr Max!
Thank you :)
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Thank you so much really wonderful video sir
awesome
what if I want my password start with letter only, at least have one digits, special signs !?*- , no whitespace, should not contain a sequence of three or more characters twice or more? [^0-9!?](?=[a-zA-Z])(?=.*\d).(!?)\S{8,}$ but it did not work :/
amazing video!
Thank you once again, Max! YOU DA MAN!
Thanks again for your awesome support Phillip!
I really liked the way you made it so easy to understand. I really appreciate the effort, ans wish you good luck for your channel
Thank you so much this is so helpful
thank you for this!!!
Hello, where lessons with Laravel?
Thank you, you are a life saver
Wow, that's so awesome to read Ibrahim, thank you very much for this wonderful feedback!
Great video! :)
Thanks so much Alexandros :)
Thank you. Simple and it do the job perfectly :-)
very good job :) bravo
So happy to read that, thank you for your comment Elin :)
Thanks for this!
Thank YOU for your comment Adam!
damn been struggeling with regexp the whole weekend but i think i see my problem, THANKS! for at great video.
Awesome to read that the video was helpful for your Mathias, thanks a lot for sharing this!
Thanks man!
well-one
Splendid!!
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