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Asked: May 31, 20262026-05-31T03:20:40+00:00 2026-05-31T03:20:40+00:00

I am trying to write regex to match particular patterns // 1. 1:15 //

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I am trying to write regex to match particular patterns

// 1. 1:15
// 2. 3:15 PM
// 3. (3:15) PM
// 4. (3:15 PM)
// 5. DIGITAL PROJECTION 1:35 AM
// 6. (1:15)
// 7. DIGITAL PROJECTION (1:35 AM)
// 8. RWC/DVS IN DIGITAL PROJECTION (11:40 AM)

what I am able to write is

(.*)??\\s?\\(?(\\d{1,2})[:](\\d{1,2})\\)?\\s?(\\w{2})?

It works for first 5 examples but not other, 2 problems that I see with this regex is for example 6 I want group 1 as empty and example 8 returns group 1 as “RWC/DVS DIGITAL PROJECTION (” but I want only “RWC/DVS DIGITAL PROJECTION”

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    2026-05-31T03:20:41+00:00Added an answer on May 31, 2026 at 3:20 am

    Are you looking for something like that:

    ^(.*?)\W*(\d{1,2}):(\d{1,2})\W*([AaPp][Mm])?.*$
    

    Here is an explanation

    ^                 <-- Beginning of the line
        (.*?)         <-- Match anything (but ungreedy)
        \W*           <-- Match everything that's not a word/number (we'll ignore that)
        (\d{1,2})     <-- Match one or two digits (hours)
        :             <-- :
        (\d{1,2})     <-- Match one or two digits (minutes) [You should consider only matching two digits]
        \W*           <-- Match everything that's not a word/number (we'll ignore that)
        ([AaPp][Mm])? <-- Match AM or PM (and variants) if it exists
        .*            <-- Match everything else (we'll ignore that)
    $                 <-- End of the line
    

    You can even add another \W* just after the beginning of the line to ignore everything that’s not a word/number before catching the first group.

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