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Match any url in text or html (http, https)

With this C# regex, you can easily match/Parse Nested HTML tags. Example input: someTitle SomeHeader anotherHeader HelloWorld Output: anotherHeader HelloWorld string pattern = $@"{ startP }((?'nested'{ openP })|{ closeP }(?'-nested')|\w\W]?){ closeP }"; *'StartP' (Must include open tag), example: <div id="target" *'openP' example: <div *'closeP' example: </div References: [In Depth with RegEx Matching Nested Constructions In Depth with .NET RegEx Balanced Grouping Regular expression matches closed HTML tags (nesting is supported)

This regular expression is designed to validate Egyptian mobile phone numbers by ensuring they conform to the following format: Country Code: The number must start with +20, representing Egypt's international dialing code. Mobile Networks: (Vodafone: 10, e&:11, Orange:12, we:15) Operator Code: The phone number must be followed by one of the valid operator prefixes (10, 11, 12, or 15), corresponding to major mobile networks in Egypt. Number Length: The phone number must have exactly 8 digits following the operator code, for a total of 11 digits (including the country code and operator code). This regex is commonly used to ensure that the input phone numbers follow the standard Egyptian format and belong to the correct mobile operators.

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A-Za-z\x{0600}-\x{06FF}\x{1000}-\x{1021}_-*

used to parse timezone in the format -08:00 or +05:30

IOS3166 Country Code Identification REGEX

Extracts values of the form £nnn,nnn.nn or $nnn.nnn from text

Adds a non-breaking space between the last two words of sentences

Detects most of the phone numbers all over the world

Semantic Versioning regex pattern according to Tom Preston-Werner http://semver.org/ https://github.com/mojombo/semver/blob/master/semver.md First version of this regex follows semver 2.0.0. Discussion of semver and this regex was posted on https://github.com/mojombo/semver.org/issues/59

The secret of the Twitterverse.

Validates IPv4 IP Address