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Decimal digit character class - \d
What is abbreviation of a character class of all decimal digits?
How to write a regular expression using a character class abbreviation to capture signed integer numbers in a text string like this: from -32768 to 32767?
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The predefined abbreviation of a character class of all decimal digits is \d, which is the same as [0123456789], or [0-9].
The regular expression to capture signed integer numbers is:
(-?\d+)
-? - matches '-' or nothing
\d+ - matches 1 or more decimal digits
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