Chandra Lingam
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NEW: Project 4 Network Configuration Parser added to the course***
Learning Regular Expression with .Net is a hands–on course that teaches you everything you need to know about Regular Expression.
Regular Expression is a powerful text processing tool for log mining, data parsing, cleanup and preparation. Its power and flexibility allows you to accomplish a lot with very few lines of code.
Over 60% of the effort in big data projects is spent on data cleanup and preparation.
Data can come from variety of sources including internal databases, log files, sensor generated data, Twitter, Facebook and so forth. Having access to powerful regular expression tool will open up lot of opportunities for you on how you look at your data and what can you do with it.
This course contains over 25+ hands–on exercises, practical tips, quizzes and four projects to apply the new skills you learned in this class. In the first project, we will be extracting useful information from unstructured text data from Robocopy tool, in the second project we will be on working on large data set generated by Sensors and in the third project we will look in to Health Care Systems that deal with Electronic Medical Records. ***NEW***Fourth project added on parsing Network Interface Configuration.
Instructor Details
Courses : 3
Specification: C# .NET Regular Expressions, Projects and Solutions
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| Price | $12.99 |
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| Duration | 4 hours |
| Year | 2020 |
| Level | All |
| Language | English |
| Certificate | Yes |
| Quizzes | Yes |
$12.99
HT –
Excellent course to learn regular expressions
Pierre Gadea –
Very interesting and unique course project. Would like to see more challenging projects like the parsing of the healthcare file but maybe next time in a format that is more difficult to parse.
Ravishkumar Patil –
Its very nicely edited tutorial, I always wanted to learn regular expressions but the books were very boring and cumbersome, This video lecture was a boon for me. Thanks a ton Mr.Chandra for creating this.
Ben Holtzman –
It’s comprehensive, and builds in depth later on in the course. I’m happy with it.
Andrew Wyrzykowski –
Excellent examples and explanations on how to use regex patterns to find matches for different scenarios.
Troy Fulton –
The instructor explains each way to write the patterns for regular expressions very well and detailed. Also the examples help.
Gabriel Campbell –
excellent course on regex, goes over in excruciating detail every regex character and lots of scenarios and combinations, also comes with a helpful auto matching exe you can use to help design regex’s. Only gripe is that the course teacher keeps his mic too close to his mouth and keeps putting a breathing/bump sound into it, sometimes every few seconds
Rukai Lou –
One of best courses I’ve listened on Udemy. It helps me get familiar with Regex and enlightens me to do more research on my own. The instructor is also very responsive and replied my question in one hour. Strongly recommended if you’re new to Regular expression and don’t like reading tedious articles. Also recommend a good website I use while I’m listening to the course: http://www.rexegg.com/.
Timothy Eric Robinson –
Clear and comprehensive. Good example applications.
Ubaldo Reyes –
is a good course, cover most of the cases.. in one single course.. i recommend it
Clint Clark –
The sound quality could be better.
Mayank Shukla –
Nothing great you couldn’t have from internet for free. More practical exercises could have been a help to memorize the operators.
Danny Kocisko –
Presentation format was excellent. Instructor was clear and complete. Examples were very helpful. One suggestion though: I would add an example where the source data is not consistent or fixed. Ex. Parse addresses entered by different users, and break into name, street, city, state, zip code, & country.
Tom Lee –
I was slightly familair with basic regex. However the current project that I am working on required me to have a little more knowledge. This course was excellent, but there appears to be some issues with the Health Care example. Tests failed in VS 2019. It probably is something minor, but will investigate