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((C1)(.*?))?((C2)(.*?))?((C3)(.*?))?((C4)(.*?))?(\.zip|$)
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C1 Anything, Notice How The Groups Are Always The Same C2 Anything C3 Anything C4 Anything.zip C1 Anything, The Same No Matter Which C's Are Present C2 Anything C3 Anything C4 Anything.zip C1 Anything, This One Is An Example Of No Extension C4 Anything C1 Anything, The File Extension Is Always Group 13 C3 Anything.zip C2 Anything, This One Starts With "C2" C3 Anything.zip C3 Anything, And This One Starts With "C3" C4 Anything.zip Group 2 is always C1 and anything after is always Group 3 Group 5 is always C2 and anything after is always Group 6 Group 8 is always C3 and anything after is always Group 9 Group 11 is always C4 and anything after is always Group 12 Group 13 (the file extension) is always .zip But, is there a way of stopping group 13 matching with the end of every line whilst still maintaining this group structure?