I have some comma separated numbers in a string out of which I want to match a specific number. For the example string “18, 34, 22, 9, 2, 56” I want to match the number “2” but not the two “2s” in 22. How can I obtain that?
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I have some comma separated numbers in a string out of which I want to match a specific number. For the example string “18, 34, 22, 9, 2, 56” I want to match the number “2” but not the two “2s” in 22. How can I obtain that?
use this regular expression
\b2\breplace2with your value