Regular Expression Named and Multiple Captures with PowerShell

Regular expressions provide a feature called "named captures" that allow you to assign custom names to your match groups. Using named captures helps improve the readability of your code, versus using the index number to refer to regular expression capture groups. We'll explore how you can leverage this feature in your PowerShell scripts.
Additionally, we will also demonstrate how you can perform multiple regular expression matches inside of your text blocks, by leveraging the [regex] type accelerator and the .Matches() method on the regular expression .NET object.
Producer: Trevor Sullivan
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[@francocicirelli490]

It's a great learning video about regular expressions in powershell. I'm new in powershell and this video is so useful. Thank you trevor. keep going on with your work

[@goonbreathfpv]

You really helped me out! I have been looking for an example of extracting all matches using a regular expression and you provided a clear solution. Thank you very much

[@MeiklesAndDimes]

I really appreciate you explaining the basic stuff like what software you are using and how you set it up, and also the keyboard shortcuts.

[@DeveloperDesmond]

Clean tutorial on a topic I wouldn't've known existed without stumbling on this.

[@WindosNZ]

I only learnt about capture groups (and named captures) a couple of months back. Literally made that particular segment of a script 1/10th the size using them instead of what I was trying to do. Great video as always!

[@karthikkarthik100]

Thanks a ton for your time, It really helped me

[@gururajmeghraj2366]

this is informative. thanks!

[@Gett37]

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[@otroleonarbe]

Hi Trevor, Great video, thx for taking the time to explain. Not sure if you have already done anything with search and replace running from a script . I have this scenario: * Raw_File * SearchReplaceScript.ps1 (THis file contains mulitiple replace statements to be applied to Raw_File *Output_File I tried using "replace", it works but from the Powershell command line. However when I run the scripts it does nothing, but no error is generated

[@stefanspinu1637]

Wonderful!!!

[@offlinetutorials]

why do you look like jack dorsey lol