Regex Phone Number - Step by Step

This is the basics of a phone number regex to just help you understand how to write regex in general
VIDEO CORRECTION!! The end of the regex needs to be a $ not a ?
^\+?\d.\s? // +1 or +44
\(?\d{3}\)? // first part
[-.\s]? // possible spacing / sep
\d{3} // 2nd part
[-.\s]? // possible spacing / sep
\d{4}? // 3rd part

[@ctjsca]

Normally, technical "how-to" videos suck. They're convoluted and impossible to understand for the non-coder. In such cases, I normally feel compelled to throw out a nerd insult such as, "This guy is obviously sitting in a dark room somewhere, nude from the waist down, and binge-watching Star Trek." That said, your video is a refreshing difference to all those hard-to-understand videos. Excellent job, Bro.

[@mohammedshahidrahman8276]

Best regex seen till now. Thanks a lot!!

[@sachinupadhyay3803]

Great video man . Kudos. The best explanation that could exist for this .❤️

[@cookiigames]

best, i learn regex in like a second with your explanation!

[@wilsonparry9341]

You are a rare breed who can explain regex. well done. d. should be d{0,3} I think?

[@winstondemoura8267]

i've spent literally two days trying to solve this isue. You had the exact solution for my problem.

[@jindaldreams]

Wow. You nailed the explanation !!

[@jacks5349]

This is awesome. I've been searching all over the place to figure out what \ means ha. Not that complicated!

[@zakariaaulin]

You are awesome, best explanation so far.

[@ruthpenn3008]

Thank you so much for sharing this information. It was easy to understand and very helpful.

[@limited06]

Great tutorial, broke it down perfectly.

[@georgigeorgiev2219]

Thank you very much for the lesson.
If you want you can put a window into video which to say that the end of the regex should have "$" not "?".
GOD bless you.

[@idgaf94]

This the best explanation! Thank you.

[@kathlynelibu8809]

Thank you so much. So helpful.

[@ying1663377]

nice tutorial, thank you!

[@luizamescolotto]

Thanks for the video, it helped me a lot.

[@haranna]

Really very nice tutorial.

[@gerardorelleve7235]

Great video! Very helpful!

[@anag2125]

Thank u very much!! :D

[@esraamohamed5601]

nice thank you!

[@duklonstennett7162]

one word...clear

[@noone-k7h]

love u

[@angi10v3]

Thanks!

[@DopeVlogs]

Ver nice,, learned some more about it,
But didn't you forget the question mark after d(0,3) for optional?

[@mightycharm1368]

well done

[@technoboi0]

Cool!

[@pikupikulist9846]

helped me a lot😊 this is same in php as well?

[@kerryruddock5879]

Great tutorial. Wish you would have gone into the imbalanced parenthesis handling.

[@amine_ers]

Thanks

[@optikalefx]

@warlord90210 YES! damnit. Your right. This is what happens when you go from memory on things lol. Ill amend the description.

[@optikalefx]

@RyanTheMc I'm sure he had good reason for saying it the way he did

[@Svetacus]

how would you change this to match a specific number that might be written in various formats ei: match the numbers exactly 123 456 7890, even when written in the different formats? PLZ HELP I REALLY NEED THIS! :)

[@himansupanchaljitpur]

Nice

[@prekshathakkar5958]

Very helpful 👍 but it is not printing first "(" ! what can be the solution?

[@lycan2494]

does * modifier works? its zero or more

[@srinivaslaxmiu1762]

Upload video of email validation by regular expression?

[@NeroHK]

How can I do if in the second part I need to evaluate the first number, I need to have 2 or 3 or 8 or 9 only in the first number of the second part the rest it's okay if it 0 to 9

[@_Mayibongwe]

[2|3|8|9]\d{2}
I think it would have had to be that.

[@amangupta-zg2yr]

How this is working in vue.js??

[@user-kr1rp7uz7n]

Nice tutorial, thanks

[@user-kd5tx8ko6s]

Why didn't you use question mark infront Of hipen

[@muhammadwardana760]

can you help me sir? how if condision in year 2018\2019 with regex

[@optikalefx]

\d{4}

[@muhammadwardana760]

optikalefx i have tried but doesnt not work sir

[@optikalefx]

See example. regexr.com/41ahv

[@mirekwad]

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