I have a string, and I would like to split it by alphabet character and keep this character with the right-hand side of the split.

I’m trying to split a string using a regex pattern and including everything in between (could also be nothing) until the next occurrence of the pattern. However, the “everything in between” is matched with the next occurrence. So for example I have the following string:

I am trying to extract a part of string prior to substring:

Let’s say I have a long string with address data in format:

I’m writing a parser to parse the below output:

I’m trying to make a regex trying to find numbers between 1 and 3 digits, but I don’t want it to match numbers included in years (e.g. “202” in “2024”).

According to what i have found online, my code, using regular expressions, should isolate the part of the link i want, but it doesnt do it

I am working on an NLP project that requires me to remove computer code from a piece of text. The code is encased between the tags <pre><code> and </code></pre>. Now I could do a simple regex match, but I want to generalize this function so that it can remove text between any two specified strings, even when they are nested.
For example, if I have a string:

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