As mentioned in Question how can I write a regular expression to accept from 00100 to 99999.
I have written
\d{5}
But it will accept all zeros also.
As mentioned in Question how can I write a regular expression to accept from
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As mentioned in Question how can I write a regular expression to accept from 00100 to 99999.
I have written
\d{5}
But it will accept all zeros also.
Alternatively you can just disallow the numbers that you don’t want to include using negative look ahead assertions:
Which does not match any five digit number that has three zeroes at the beginning which is also what you want.
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