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How to capture repeated occurrence using python 3 regex



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Consider sentence : W U T Sample A B C D



I'm trying to use re.groups after re.search to fetch A, B, C, D (letters in caps after 'Sample'). There could be variable number of letters



Few unsuccessful attempts :



A = re.search('Samples([A-Z])s*([A-Z])*', 'W U T Sample A B C D')
A.groups()
('A', 'B')

A = re.search('Samples([A-Z])(s*([A-Z]))*', 'W U T Sample A B C D')
A.groups()
('A', ' D', 'D')

A = re.search('Samples([A-Z])(?:s*([A-Z]))*', 'W U T Sample A B C D')
A.groups()
('A', 'D')


I'm expecting A.groups() to give ('A', 'B', 'C', 'D')



Taking another example, 'XSS 55 D W Sample R G Y BH'
should give the output ('R', 'G', 'Y', 'B', 'H')



Any help much appreciated.









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    Consider sentence : W U T Sample A B C D



    I'm trying to use re.groups after re.search to fetch A, B, C, D (letters in caps after 'Sample'). There could be variable number of letters



    Few unsuccessful attempts :



    A = re.search('Samples([A-Z])s*([A-Z])*', 'W U T Sample A B C D')
    A.groups()
    ('A', 'B')

    A = re.search('Samples([A-Z])(s*([A-Z]))*', 'W U T Sample A B C D')
    A.groups()
    ('A', ' D', 'D')

    A = re.search('Samples([A-Z])(?:s*([A-Z]))*', 'W U T Sample A B C D')
    A.groups()
    ('A', 'D')


    I'm expecting A.groups() to give ('A', 'B', 'C', 'D')



    Taking another example, 'XSS 55 D W Sample R G Y BH'
    should give the output ('R', 'G', 'Y', 'B', 'H')



    Any help much appreciated.









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      Consider sentence : W U T Sample A B C D



      I'm trying to use re.groups after re.search to fetch A, B, C, D (letters in caps after 'Sample'). There could be variable number of letters



      Few unsuccessful attempts :



      A = re.search('Samples([A-Z])s*([A-Z])*', 'W U T Sample A B C D')
      A.groups()
      ('A', 'B')

      A = re.search('Samples([A-Z])(s*([A-Z]))*', 'W U T Sample A B C D')
      A.groups()
      ('A', ' D', 'D')

      A = re.search('Samples([A-Z])(?:s*([A-Z]))*', 'W U T Sample A B C D')
      A.groups()
      ('A', 'D')


      I'm expecting A.groups() to give ('A', 'B', 'C', 'D')



      Taking another example, 'XSS 55 D W Sample R G Y BH'
      should give the output ('R', 'G', 'Y', 'B', 'H')



      Any help much appreciated.









      share














      Consider sentence : W U T Sample A B C D



      I'm trying to use re.groups after re.search to fetch A, B, C, D (letters in caps after 'Sample'). There could be variable number of letters



      Few unsuccessful attempts :



      A = re.search('Samples([A-Z])s*([A-Z])*', 'W U T Sample A B C D')
      A.groups()
      ('A', 'B')

      A = re.search('Samples([A-Z])(s*([A-Z]))*', 'W U T Sample A B C D')
      A.groups()
      ('A', ' D', 'D')

      A = re.search('Samples([A-Z])(?:s*([A-Z]))*', 'W U T Sample A B C D')
      A.groups()
      ('A', 'D')


      I'm expecting A.groups() to give ('A', 'B', 'C', 'D')



      Taking another example, 'XSS 55 D W Sample R G Y BH'
      should give the output ('R', 'G', 'Y', 'B', 'H')



      Any help much appreciated.







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