Regex in python to extract certain codes
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I have written a regex in python to extract codes like:
I63.9 J45.909 M18.90 Z82.61 Z82.389 A030 A029 S87.02XD H4010X2 S12530K V675XXS
The regex which I am using is shown below:
import re
data="We have the following codes to extract, I63.9 J45.909 M18.90 Z82.61 Z82.389 A030 A029 S87.02XD H4010X2 S12530K V675XXS September 2018"
regular_expression=re.compile(r'[a-zA-Z]d{1,2}.*d{1,3}w{0,2}',re.I)
result=value_1.findall(data)
print(result)
Can someone tell me if it is the perfect regex to extract these codes or what could be a better and more robust regex to extract the above codes?
regex python-3.x data-extraction
asked Jan 18 at 16:10
CathyCathy
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I have written a regex in python to extract codes like:
I63.9 J45.909 M18.90 Z82.61 Z82.389 A030 A029 S87.02XD H4010X2 S12530K V675XXS
The regex which I am using is shown below:
import re
data="We have the following codes to extract, I63.9 J45.909 M18.90 Z82.61 Z82.389 A030 A029 S87.02XD H4010X2 S12530K V675XXS September 2018"
regular_expression=re.compile(r'[a-zA-Z]d{1,2}.*d{1,3}w{0,2}',re.I)
result=value_1.findall(data)
print(result)
Can someone tell me if it is the perfect regex to extract these codes or what could be a better and more robust regex to extract the above codes?
regex python-3.x data-extraction
asked Jan 18 at 16:10
CathyCathy
617
This seems like a job better suited forSplit()
– Robert Harvey♦
Jan 18 at 16:13
is the requirement for code: an alphabet followed by 1 or 2 digits followed by 0 to n.followed by 1, 2 or 3 digits followed by 0,1 or 2 characters? none of the codes given in the sample needs the lastw{0,2}part of the regex
– Matt.G
Jan 18 at 16:20
@Matt.G sorry for the confusion. Updated my question. There could also be codes like: S87.02XD H4010X2 S12530K V675XXS
– Cathy
Jan 18 at 16:53
@RobertHarvey I did not get you?
– Cathy
Jan 18 at 16:54
python-reference.readthedocs.io/en/latest/docs/str/split.html
– Robert Harvey♦
Jan 18 at 17:12
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I have written a regex in python to extract codes like:
I63.9 J45.909 M18.90 Z82.61 Z82.389 A030 A029 S87.02XD H4010X2 S12530K V675XXS
The regex which I am using is shown below:
import re
data="We have the following codes to extract, I63.9 J45.909 M18.90 Z82.61 Z82.389 A030 A029 S87.02XD H4010X2 S12530K V675XXS September 2018"
regular_expression=re.compile(r'[a-zA-Z]d{1,2}.*d{1,3}w{0,2}',re.I)
result=value_1.findall(data)
print(result)
Can someone tell me if it is the perfect regex to extract these codes or what could be a better and more robust regex to extract the above codes?
regex python-3.x data-extraction
asked Jan 18 at 16:10
CathyCathy
617
I have written a regex in python to extract codes like:
I63.9 J45.909 M18.90 Z82.61 Z82.389 A030 A029 S87.02XD H4010X2 S12530K V675XXS
The regex which I am using is shown below:
import re
data="We have the following codes to extract, I63.9 J45.909 M18.90 Z82.61 Z82.389 A030 A029 S87.02XD H4010X2 S12530K V675XXS September 2018"
regular_expression=re.compile(r'[a-zA-Z]d{1,2}.*d{1,3}w{0,2}',re.I)
result=value_1.findall(data)
print(result)
Can someone tell me if it is the perfect regex to extract these codes or what could be a better and more robust regex to extract the above codes?
regex python-3.x data-extraction
regex python-3.x data-extraction
asked Jan 18 at 16:10
CathyCathy
617
asked Jan 18 at 16:10
CathyCathy
617
edited Jan 18 at 16:52
Cathy
asked Jan 18 at 16:10
CathyCathy
617
asked Jan 18 at 16:10
CathyCathy
617
asked Jan 18 at 16:10
CathyCathy
617
617
This seems like a job better suited forSplit()
– Robert Harvey♦
Jan 18 at 16:13
is the requirement for code: an alphabet followed by 1 or 2 digits followed by 0 to n.followed by 1, 2 or 3 digits followed by 0,1 or 2 characters? none of the codes given in the sample needs the lastw{0,2}part of the regex
– Matt.G
Jan 18 at 16:20
@Matt.G sorry for the confusion. Updated my question. There could also be codes like: S87.02XD H4010X2 S12530K V675XXS
– Cathy
Jan 18 at 16:53
@RobertHarvey I did not get you?
– Cathy
Jan 18 at 16:54
python-reference.readthedocs.io/en/latest/docs/str/split.html
– Robert Harvey♦
Jan 18 at 17:12
|
show 3 more comments
This seems like a job better suited forSplit()
– Robert Harvey♦
Jan 18 at 16:13
is the requirement for code: an alphabet followed by 1 or 2 digits followed by 0 to n.followed by 1, 2 or 3 digits followed by 0,1 or 2 characters? none of the codes given in the sample needs the lastw{0,2}part of the regex
– Matt.G
Jan 18 at 16:20
@Matt.G sorry for the confusion. Updated my question. There could also be codes like: S87.02XD H4010X2 S12530K V675XXS
– Cathy
Jan 18 at 16:53
@RobertHarvey I did not get you?
– Cathy
Jan 18 at 16:54
python-reference.readthedocs.io/en/latest/docs/str/split.html
– Robert Harvey♦
Jan 18 at 17:12
This seems like a job better suited for
Split()– Robert Harvey♦
Jan 18 at 16:13
This seems like a job better suited for
Split()– Robert Harvey♦
Jan 18 at 16:13
is the requirement for code: an alphabet followed by 1 or 2 digits followed by 0 to n
. followed by 1, 2 or 3 digits followed by 0,1 or 2 characters? none of the codes given in the sample needs the last w{0,2} part of the regex– Matt.G
Jan 18 at 16:20
is the requirement for code: an alphabet followed by 1 or 2 digits followed by 0 to n
. followed by 1, 2 or 3 digits followed by 0,1 or 2 characters? none of the codes given in the sample needs the last w{0,2} part of the regex– Matt.G
Jan 18 at 16:20
@Matt.G sorry for the confusion. Updated my question. There could also be codes like: S87.02XD H4010X2 S12530K V675XXS
– Cathy
Jan 18 at 16:53
@Matt.G sorry for the confusion. Updated my question. There could also be codes like: S87.02XD H4010X2 S12530K V675XXS
– Cathy
Jan 18 at 16:53
@RobertHarvey I did not get you?
– Cathy
Jan 18 at 16:54
@RobertHarvey I did not get you?
– Cathy
Jan 18 at 16:54
python-reference.readthedocs.io/en/latest/docs/str/split.html
– Robert Harvey♦
Jan 18 at 17:12
python-reference.readthedocs.io/en/latest/docs/str/split.html
– Robert Harvey♦
Jan 18 at 17:12
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You can use this regex
pattern = r'[A-Z]+d+(.d+)?(w+)?'
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You can use this regex
pattern = r'[A-Z]+d+(.d+)?(w+)?'
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You can use this regex
pattern = r'[A-Z]+d+(.d+)?(w+)?'
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You can use this regex
pattern = r'[A-Z]+d+(.d+)?(w+)?'
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This seems like a job better suited for
Split()– Robert Harvey♦
Jan 18 at 16:13
is the requirement for code: an alphabet followed by 1 or 2 digits followed by 0 to n
.followed by 1, 2 or 3 digits followed by 0,1 or 2 characters? none of the codes given in the sample needs the lastw{0,2}part of the regex– Matt.G
Jan 18 at 16:20
@Matt.G sorry for the confusion. Updated my question. There could also be codes like: S87.02XD H4010X2 S12530K V675XXS
– Cathy
Jan 18 at 16:53
@RobertHarvey I did not get you?
– Cathy
Jan 18 at 16:54
python-reference.readthedocs.io/en/latest/docs/str/split.html
– Robert Harvey♦
Jan 18 at 17:12