written this string to match all the test strings at once. String="AQuickBrown_fox jump over the-lazy-Dog"; Basically I want to make these string look like this: "a-quick-brown-fox-jump-over-the-lazy-dog" I tried split("/regex/") function on string and applied join("-") function on the returned array…
I have a German sentence with "Umlaute" (ä, ö, ü, Ä, Ö, Ü, ß) and want to process it letter by letter. Let's say I want to write each word backwards. What I have: "Die Straße enthält viele größere Schlaglöcher"…
I have a string fullName = 'Ross beddy washington andres' I need to split this in to firstName, middleName and lastName. Rule to split the names: when receiving 2 words: 1st LastName / firstName when receiving 3 words: 1st LastName…
My use case: I select text on any website on the internet I want the selected text in a web page to be divided into paragraphs, so I use two 'n' to get the number of paragraphs in a web…
i am quite new to javascript, Lets say i have this: const text = "1. foo. 2. bar. 3. baz"; this is a json returned from calling api, is there any way to add a new line after a number…
I have a string, and a string I want to match against: var extendedText = "the Quick Brown Fox Jumps Over the Lazy Dog" var matchText = "the" var regex = new RegExp(`(?=[^.*${matchText}.*$])|(?<=[^.*${matchText}.*$])`); var splitText = extendedText.split(regex); I want to…
I have a Pandas DataFrame with this column: This is an extraction from a database in Mongo but I don't know how to handle a column containing both [] and {}: How can split this column into two columns? Desired…
I am trying to split my column 'State' by abbreviating only the first 2 letters and also making it uppercase in the final output. As you can see from the example there is Ohio, Wisconsin, and Illinois at the top.…
I'm fetching a string that looks like this Ebonie Rangel 7175 Yukon Street (507) 833-3567 Geography Keenan Ellwood 2 Elm Lane (894) 831-6482 History Kailan Smart 795 Harvard Street (925) 856-5167 Biology Kaydan Hirst 9 East Lakeview Ave. (939) 812-6141…
Let's say I have this value 'BERNY564567JH89E'. How would I split the value into different strings, after the 11th character, which in this case would be 7. So for example, in the end I would have the following returned: const…