Regex Apostrophe How To Match?
I want to add to this rule match on Apostrophe ' rule = re.compile(r'^[^*$<,>?!]*$') I have tried: rule = re.compile(r'^[^*$<,>?!']*$') but it sees the apostrophe as
Solution 1:
You have to escape the apostrophe, otherwise it will be counted as the end of the raw string:
rule = re.compile(r'^[^*$<,>?!\']*$')
Or, you can use "
to surround your string, which is perfectly valid in python:
rule = re.compile(r"^[^*$<,>?!']*$")
Solution 2:
The error comes because you cannot directly use a single '
inside ''
and similarly single "
can't be used inside ""
because this confuses python and now it doesn't know where the string actually ends.
You can use either double quotes or escape the single quote with a '\'
:
rule = re.compile(r"^[^*$<,>?!']*$")
Demo:
>>>strs = 'can\'t'>>>print strs
can't
>>>strs = "can't">>>print strs
can't
>>>'can't' #wrong, SyntaxError: invalid syntax>>>"can"t" #wrong, SyntaxError: invalid syntax
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