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js中表单验证常用到的正则表达式（Regular expressions used in form validation in JS） Regular expressions used in form validation in JS Common patterns in regular expressions Here are some common patterns in regular expressions. /pattern/ result Matches all characters other than line breaks X matches 0 or X strings X* matches 0 or more x strings, but matches the minimum number of times possible X+ matches 1 or more x strings, but matches the minimum number of times possible * match any character 0 times or one time 1, 1 or more of any character The {m} match is just the specified string of M {m, n} matches more than m strings specified below n {m,} matches more than m specified strings [] [] in the character match [^], does not meet the characters within [] [0-9] matches all numeric characters [a-z] matches all lowercase characters [^0-9] matches all non numeric characters [^a-z] matches all non lowercase characters The character at the beginning of the matching character The character at the end of the matching character \d matches a numeric character, just like the [0-9] syntax \d+ matches multiple numeric strings, just like the [0-9]+ syntax \D non numeric, other with \d \D+ non numeric, other with \d+ \w a string of English letters or numbers, just like [a-zA-Z0-9] syntax \w+ is the same as [a-zA-Z0-9]+ syntax \W strings that are not English letters or numbers, just like [^a-zA-Z0-9] syntax \W+ is the same as [^a-zA-Z0-9]+ syntax \s spaces, just like [\n\t\r\f] syntax \s+ and [\n\t\r\f]+ are the same \S non spaces, just like [^\n\t\r\f] syntax \S+ is the same as [^\n\t\r\f]+ syntax \b matches strings with English letters and numbers as borders \B matches strings not in English and numeric bounds A|b|c matches strings that conform to a characters or B characters or C characters ABC matches strings containing ABC (pattern) () this symbol will remember the string youre looking for. Its a very useful syntax. The string found in the first one becomes $1, the variable, or the \1 variab