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I have string like this “first#second”, and I wonder how to get “second” part without “#” symbol as result of RegEx, not as match capture using brackets
upd: I forgot to add one more special char at the end of string, real string is “first#second*”
Simple regex:
If you really don’t want it to be a match capture, and you know there’s a # in the string but none in the part you want, you can do
and the whole regex is what you want.