Ruby | Regexp inspect() function
Regexp#inspect() is a Regexp class method which produces a formatted string-version of regular expression.
Syntax: Regexp.inspect()
Parameter: Regexp values
Return: a formatted string-version of regular expression
Example #1 :
Ruby
# Ruby code for Regexp.inspect() method# declaring Regexp valuereg_a = /a/# declaring Regexp valuereg_b = /geeks/# declaring Regexp valuereg_c = /a/# inspect methodputs "Regexp inspect form : #{reg_a.inspect}\n\n"puts "Regexp inspect form : #{reg_b.inspect}\n\n"puts "Regexp inspect form : #{reg_c.inspect}\n\n" |
Output :
Regexp inspect form : /a/ Regexp inspect form : /geeks/ Regexp inspect form : /a/
Example #2 :
Ruby
# Ruby code for Regexp.inspect() method# declaring Regexp valuereg_a = /geeks/# declaring Regexp valuereg_b = /problem/# declaring Regexp valuereg_c = /code/# inspect methodputs "Regexp inspect form : #{reg_a.inspect}\n\n"puts "Regexp inspect form : #{reg_b.inspect}\n\n"puts "Regexp inspect form : #{reg_c.inspect}\n\n" |
Output :
Regexp inspect form : /geeks/ Regexp inspect form : /problem/ Regexp inspect form : /code/
