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import re

re.search(r'\bis\b', your_string)

import re

​

s = "ABC12DEF3G56HIJ7"

pattern = re.compile(r'([A-Z]+)([0-9]+)')

​

for m in re.finditer(pattern, s):

    print m.group(2), '*', m.group(1)

# Step-By-Step breakdown:

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import re  # We need this module

# First make a regex object containing your regex search pattern. Replace REGEX_GOES_HERE with your regex search. Use either of these:

regex_obj = re.compile(r'REGEX_GOES_HERE', flags=re.IGNORECASE)  # Case-insensitive search:

regex_obj = re.compile(r'REGEX_GOES_HERE')  # Case-sensitive search

​

# Define the string you want to search inside:

search_txt = "These are oranges and apples and pears"

​

# Combine the two to find your result/s:

regex_obj.findall(search_txt)

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#And it wrapped in print:

print(regex_obj.findall(search_txt))  # Will return a LIST of all matches. Will return empty list on no matches.

#import the module

import re

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word = "valuable"

#text to be scanned

text = "Eric has proved himself to be a valuable asset to the team."

​

match = re.search(word, text)

​

s = match.start() #The starting index

e = match.end() #The ending index

​

print("""Found "%s"

in: %s

from index %d to index %d("%s")."""%(match.re.pattern, match.string, s, e, text[s:e]))

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          // Create SVG dynamically

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                    <text x="100" y="115" font-size="20" text-anchor="middle" fill="white">Hello!</text>

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​

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