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What is the use of Pattern Class in Salesforce ?
What is the use of Pattern Class in Salesforce ?
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A pattern is a compiled representation of a regular expression. Patterns are used by matchers to perform match operations on a character string.
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Patterns are used by matchers to perform match operations on a character string. A regular expression is a string that is used to match another string, using a specific syntax. Apex supports the use of regular expressions through its Pattern and Matcher classes.
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