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Learn Java Programming - Regex Metacharacters Tutorial
Metacharacters are ordinary characters that cause the compiled regex expression to be interpreted in a special way. The following list of characters are all metacharacters with a brief description of what they commonly do :
. Â Â the period is a wildcard for any character (letter, number, symbol, etc.). [] Â Â square brackets are used in character classes. () Â Â parenthesis are used in capturing groups. {} Â Â curly brackets are used in quantifiers. \ Â Â the backslash is used to precede a metacharacter or a predefined character class. It is also used to indicate a Java escape sequence character. ^ Â Â the caret is used for negation or the beginning of a line. - Â Â the dash is used for ranges. & Â Â the ampersand is used for intersections. = Â Â the equals is used for special construct lookahead. $ Â Â the dollar sign is a boundary matcher for the end of a line. ! Â Â the exclamation mark is used for special construct lookbehind. | Â Â the pipe is used for or expressions. ? Â Â the question mark is used in quantifiers and special constructs. * Â Â the asterisk is used in quantifiers. + Â Â the plus is used in quantifiers. , Â Â the comma is used in quantifiers.
