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Commonly Used Regular Expressions
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Regular Expression
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Description
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E-mail
address*
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\S+@\S+\.\S+
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Check
for an at (@) sign and dot (.) and allow nonwhite space characters only.
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Password
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\w+
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Any
sequence of one or more word characters (letter, space or underscore).
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Specific-length
password
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\w{4,10}
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A
password that must be atleast four characters long but no longer than ten
characters.
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Advanced
password
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[a-zA-Z]\w{3,9}
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As
with the specific-length password, this regular expression will allow four to
ten total characters. The twist is that the first character must fall in the
range of a-z or A-Z (this is to say. it must start with a non accented ordinary
letter).
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Another
advanced password
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[a-zA-Z]\w*\d+\w*
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This
password starts with a letter character, followed by zero or more word
characters, one or more digits and then zero or more word characters. In
short, it forces a password to contain one or more numbers somewhere inside
it. You could use a similar pattern to require two numbers or any other
special character.
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