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Matching any character EXCEPT a specific character can be very useful at times. Learn how.
Practice
Copy both the Match and the Exclude set of test strings from each exercise below into regex101. Using what you've learned so far, create a regular expression that will match all of the strings in the Match set and exclude the ones in the Exclude set.
1 )
Match:
foxes
jumping
dogs
Exclude:
aaaaa
2 )
Match:
34522
72379
Exclude:
1234k
5784k
5784k
3 )
Match *only* the commas:
pears,
apples,
cherries,
oranges,
4 )
Match only the text character strings from each line ('html', 'head', etc):
<html>
<head>
</head>
<body>
<div>
</div>
</body>
</html>
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