I am learning REGEX and I have the following string:
minchiase (se), minchiase se
My goal is to remove all the se and (se) from the string except the ones that are inside of a word. The final result should be:
minchiase , minchiase
So far I tried this \b(se) but I am only able to identify the last se but not the one between the parenthesis.
Would you be able to suggest a smart and elegant way to achieve this goal using the regular expression?
>Solution :
You may use this regex:
\bse\b|\(se\)
RegEx Details:
\b: Match word boundaryse: Matchse\b: Match word boundary|: OR\(: Match opening(se: Matchse\): Match closing)