Hi Deeban,
The Regex class also contains several static methods:

Escape: Escapes regex metacharacters within a string

IsMatch: Methods return a boolean result if the supplied regular expression matches within the string

Match: Methods return Match instance

Matches: Methods return a list of Match as a collection

Replace: Methods that replace the matched regular expressions with replacement strings

Split: Methods return an array of strings determined by the expression

Unescape: Unescapes any escaped characters within a string

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Hi deeban,
The Regex class also contains several static methods:

Escape: Escapes regex metacharacters within a string

IsMatch: Methods return a boolean result if the supplied regular expression matches within the string

Match: Methods return Match instance

Matches: Methods return a list of Match as a collection

Replace: Methods that replace the matched regular expressions with replacement strings

Split: Methods return an array of strings determined by the expression

Unescape: Unescapes any escaped characters within a string

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Hi Sathish,
Can you give me some sample on the Match methods so that it will be easy for me understand?Thanks

Hi Deeban,
Here is the sample code for the Match method.

Match m = Regex.Match("abracadabra", "(a|b|r)+");
where "abracadabra" is the string
and (a|b|r)+") is the regular expression
You now have an instance of a Match that can be tested for success, as in:
if (m.Success)
This is how we use the match method.

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