chronos14 :
I have problem creating regex pattern to reject "0" value in String. I have tried to negate the string as follows
[^!(?0)]
but i believe this is wrong. Because it will also reject the String that contain zero, such as 10000". Is it possible to handle this with regex only? Because using if-else is easier though.
example:
- "0" - invalid
- "0000" - invalid
- "10" - valid
- "10000" - valid
Mena :
You can use:
^0+$
... and validate against it.
Essentially, it checks the input from start to end to make sure it's only made of 0s. You only need to invert the validation.
Or better:
!myString.matches("0+")
String#matches
matches the whole string against a pattern. Negating the result of the invocation ensures only 0+
occurrences filling the whole string are invalid.
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