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I need to find all the words which contain a specific sequence of characters and delete them.
For example:
I want to delete all the words which contain ‘all’. This will delete ‘hallway’, ‘wallet’, …
I believe that the SQL equivalent would be: LIKE '%all%'. What is its RegEx equivalent please?
This is pretty trivial and I do suggest you check out some of the regular expression cheatsheets you can find on the web.