I need to extract the volume with regular expression from strings like
“Candy BAR 350G” (volume = 350G),

I want to match all cases where a hyphenated string (which could be made up of one or multiple hyphenated segments) ends in a consonant that is not the letter m.

I have a huge file containing the following lines DDD-1126N|refseq:NP_285726|uniprotkb:P00112 and DDD-1081N|uniprotkb:P12121, I want to grab the number after uniprotkb.

I’m trying to extract whatever is between ‘[…]’ and ‘- Aufgabe …’ in the below strings. Either or both of ‘[…]’ and ‘- Aufgabe …’ are optional and may not sometimes exist.

In Python with Re library, I try to match a char structur with this synopsis:

I try to catch values entered in syntax like this one name="Game Title" authors="John Doe" studios="Studio A,Studio B" licence=ABC123 url=https://example.com command="start game" type=action code=xyz78

I want to extract only words. The word should not contain any number or any special character attached to it, e.g. (64-bit), WebView2, x86_64. Current regex is able to ignore WebView2 and x86_64 but in the case of (64-bit) it’s returning me bit, which I don’t want. I want to exclude it because it contains numbers with -,(,) characters.

I have a string file in python that contains a number of segments “SCHOOL n:” that I would like to split the string on, where n can be any number 1-9. I am using this code snippet:

I am trying to get a code in Python that can look through a string like this one "986.80 CCF X $5.89 $5812.25" and return only the floating point number after the second “$” character. In this case it should return 5812.25

I was trying to delete all opening a-tags from html-code using python and Regular Expressions.