I have the followings string:
String l = "1. [](a+b)\n2. (-(q)*<>(r))\n3. 00(d)\n4. (a+-b)";
String s = "1. [](a+b)\n2. 00(d)"
First string is a expresions list. Sencond string is a expresions subset of first string, but theirs number-ids aren't equals.
Then, I want to do this:
String l2 = "1. <b>[](a+b)</b>\n2. (-(q)*<>(r))\n3. <b>...
Can we have a regex to detect if a number is even ?
I was wondering if we can have a regex to do this instead of usual % or bit operations.
Thanks for replies :)
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<p>ABC<p>
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Output would be
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anyone can help me?
i tried everything.
i used this regexp for match by 0.0 to 60.0 but it doesn't work
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