Sometimes you need to convert a string to its normalized version that doesn't contain any special letters from languages different from English. French, German, Spanish, Hungarian languages have some special characters (letters with accents) likeä â ë üí ő ń. To remove all accents ...
@Test public void whenRemoveEmojiUsingRegex_thenSuccess() { String text = "la conférence, commencera à 10 heures ?"; String regex = "[^\\p{L}\\p{N}\\p{P}\\p{Z}]"; String result = text.replaceAll(regex, ""); assertEquals(result, "la conférence, commencera à 10 heures ")...
The methods used to do for C Program To Remove Repeated Characters From String are as follows: Using Standard Method Using Function A string is nothing but an array of characters. The value of a string is determined by the terminating character. Its value is considered to be 0. As you can...
I agree. What is more likely is that the functions you are using are adding the CR/LF, or you are reading the strings from a text file. Strictly speaking, both carriage return (ASCII 13) and linefeed (ASCII 10) are not legal characters for a string...they are often used as delimite...
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Write a Python program to remove everything except alphanumeric characters from a string. Sample Solution: Python Code: importre text1='**//Python Exercises// - 12. 'pattern=re.compile('[\W_]+')print(pattern.sub('',text1)) Sample Output: ...
Sample string :'$123,34.00A' Visual Presentation: Sample Solution: PHP Code: <?php// Define a string containing alphanumeric characters, including special characters like comma and period.$str1="$12,334.00A";// Use preg_replace function to remove all characters except digits (0-9), comma ...
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String Out= Input.replaceAll("[#\]",""); return Out; add all the required special characters in the square braces If you will get only # \ then you can use normal mapping functions like replace string and achieve it. You must be a registered user to add a comment. If you've alread...