regular expression: extract last 2 characters
what is the best way to extract last 2 characters of a string using regular expression.
For example, I want to extract state code from the following
"A_IL"
I want to extract IL a开发者_运维百科s string..
please provide me C# code on how to get it..
string fullexpression = "A_IL";
string StateCode = some regular expression code....
thanks
Use the regex:
..$
This will return provide the two characters next to the end anchor.
Since you're using C#, this would be simpler and probably faster:
string fullexpression = "A_IL";
string StateCode = fullexpression.Substring(fullexpression.Length - 2);
Use /(..)$/
, then pull group 1 (.groups(1)
, $1
, \1
, etc.).
as for the best way, I'd say it's .{2}$
it is more elegant and self-descriptive.
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