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JAVA Pattern和Matcher 的用法（Usage of JAVA Pattern and Matcher） Pattern class: The method of Pattern is as follows: Static Pattern compile (String regex) Compiles and gives a given regular expression to the Pattern class Static, Pattern, compile (String, regex, int, flags) Ditto, but with the addition of the flag parameter specified, the optional flag parameters include: CASE INSENSITIVE, MULTILINE, DOTALL, UNICODE, CASE, CANON, EQ Int, flags () Returns the matching flag parameter of the current Pattern Matcher matcher (CharSequence input) Generates a given named Matcher object Static, Boolean, matches (String, regex, CharSequence, input) Compile regular expressions given and the input string to the regular expression to carry out mold matching, this method is suitable for the regular expressions can only be used once and only once, that is, because this case does not need to create an instance of Matcher. String, pattern () Returns the regular expression compiled by the Patter object. String[] split (CharSequence input) Partition the target string as a regular expression contained in the Pattern. String[] split (CharSequence, input, int, limit) The effect is that the parameter limit is added to specify the number of segments to be split, such as setting limi to 2, then the target string is divided into two segments according to the regular expression. A regular expression is a string of characters have specific meaning, must first be compiled into an instance of the Pattern class, the Pattern object will use the matcher () method to create an instance of Matcher, then you can use the The Matcher instance matches the target string based on the compiled regular expression, and multiple Matcher can share a Pattern object. Now let us look at a simple example, and then through the analysis of it to learn how to create a Pattern object and a regular expression compiler, the target string segmentation according to the regular expression: Import java.util.regex.*; Public class