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How to match any single character in a string using regular expression with TypeScript

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const patterns: { regex: RegExp; testStr: string }[] = [
  { regex: /b.d/, testStr: "bud" },  // returns true (1)
  { regex: /b.d/, testStr: "bid" },  // returns true (1)
  { regex: /b.d/, testStr: "bed" },  // returns true (1)
  { regex: /b.d/, testStr: "b d" },  // returns true (1)
  { regex: /b.d/, testStr: "bat" },  // returns false (0)
  { regex: /b.d/, testStr: "bd" },   // returns false (0)
  { regex: /b.d/, testStr: "bead" }, // returns false (0)
  { regex: /ab.dx/, testStr: "ab.dx" } // returns false (1)
];

patterns.forEach(({ regex, testStr }) => {
  console.log(regex.test(testStr));
});


  
  
/*
run:
  
true 
true 
true 
true 
false 
false 
false 
true 
  
*/

 



answered Feb 15, 2025 by avibootz
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