Hello,
I am a novice to regularexpressi ons and trying to build a regex
for a string that consists of alphabets, special characters but no
digits.
Regex("^([a-zA-Z]!@#$%^&*?).{8,2 0}$") Does not seem to work for some
reason.
Could anyone help, pls.
Sam.
1  1570 
This should return anything but strings with digits:
^[^\d]*$
"sr*****@mailci ty.com" wrote: Hello,
I am a novice to regularexpressi ons and trying to build a regex
for a string that consists of alphabets, special characters but no
digits.
Regex("^([a-zA-Z]!@#$%^&*?).{8,2 0}$") Does not seem to work for some
reason.
Could anyone help, pls.
Sam.
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