StringCases
 Usage
Notes
 Further Examples
This picks out substrings consisting of an "a" followed by any character.
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This does the same thing.
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This returns only the character following the "a".
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This does the same thing.
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This picks out words that do not contain "t".
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This picks out words with double letters.
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This does the same thing.
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This gives the list of substrings starting with "a" and ending with "t". Overlaps are not included by default.
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With overlaps, many more substrings are found.
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Using  , even multiple substrings starting at the same position are included.
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To get the shortest substrings use ShortestMatch.
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This splits a list of phone numbers into their individual parts.
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This does the same thing.
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For efficiency a list can be used as the first argument of StringCases. This picks out numbers with at least two identical digits.
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