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  Tutorial: Capturing Text in a Group in a Regular Expression

This section illustrates you how to capture the text in a group through the regular expression.

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In this section, you will capture the text which is completely made by alphabet a, b and c. For example, if you input the text "sdabcdsjfs" then it display the "abc", "ab", "a" and "b" in the console output because the regular expression mentioned in the code detects the first occurrence of the matching word made by alphabet "a", "b" and "c".


 

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