Finding A Regular Expression To Extract A Data?
Jul 31, 2010
I have this text in a string:
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and I need to extract this:
123;P (A A); 2005
45678;A (H H); 2001
9999;As (D D); 2010
maybe regular expression can make it simpler...?
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